From Denis Diderot to Robert Glück, Fitterman carries on a long tradition of fabricated autobiography, genuinely confessional fiction, and full-out appropriation.

Public Domain arrives from Mexico with the ambition to be a personal anthology. Public Domain's constantly shifting formats remind one that experimentation is driven by glee at noticing how malleable the world can be.

In a series of short propositional essays, Price explores the walls between and around art and science to project alternatives to the dour world where "Species too is a logic" and “certainty becomes a skin we draw into the obligation to be.”

Dworkin has edited a collection of amazing new essays on poetics, summarizing the variety of poetries that have arisen in innovative writing during the past 10 years.

Sullivan¹s PPL in a Depot is a collection of pataphysical dramaseach a delight to read, and presumably to watch‹if from a safe distance. A gleeful and slightly spavined collection of fast-moving, un-pindownable, plays in a nastily wicked vein.