(ESSAY) Who Still Dreams of Buffering? Dan Power's Glitch Parapraxis

(REVIEW) The Sun is Open, by Gail McConnell

(REVIEW) beautiful world yet to be imagined: Beautiful World, Where Are You, by Sally Rooney

(REVIEW) Fire Spider: Ill Feelings, by Alice Hattrick

(REVIEW) Home Radio, by Luke Roberts

(REVIEW) Suburban Finesse, by Ashwani Sharma, Azad Ashim Sharma and Kashif Sharma-Patel

(REVIEW) Klara and the Sun, by Kazuo Ishiguro

(REVIEW) An Essential Such as Isn't: The Matrix & EECCHHOOEESS, by N.H. Pritchard

(REVIEW) Stretching time: Dead Lovers: Anaïs Nin

(REVIEW) A Poetics of the Press: Interviews with Poets, Printers, & Publishers, ed. Kyle Schlesinger

(REVIEW) Imperative Utopia, by Saskia McCracken

(REVIEW) Still Like Water: Suppose a Collapse by Lucie McLaughlin

(REVIEW) Embarrassments, by Graham Foust

(REVIEW) The Burns Unit, by Nick Ines Ward

(REVIEW) Pilgrim Bell, by Kaveh Akbar

(REVIEW) In The Sick Hour & Fovea / Ages Ago

(REVIEW) Annihilation, monopoly by Robert Burton

(REVIEW) Some Loose Assemblies, by Louis Mason

(REVIEW) Electric Sarcasm, by Dimitra Ioannou

(REVIEW) Such Weird Mimicry: On Yi Sang’s Selected Works