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w/ Colm McKenna
Shaun Wilson’s debut novel Malc’s Boy – which launched Conduit Books earlier this year – follows Shaun, son of publican Malc, circumventing the expectations of his local community while cultivating his artistic sensibilities. Wilson’s novel tracks Shaun from birth to the completion of his novel, the inner workings and development of which are discussed by […]
Shaun Wilson
Shaun Wilson’s debut novel Malc’s Boy – which launched Conduit Books earlier this year – follows Shaun, son of publican Malc, circumventing the expectations of his local community while cultivating his artistic sensibilities. Wilson’s novel tracks Shaun from birth to the completion of his novel, the inner workings and development of which are discussed by […]
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w/ Kyle Francis Williams
Discipline by Larissa Pham is a mental seascape, almost a Moby-Dick of the mind that operates associatively around the challenges of art—formally, critically, and personally. It follows a young woman on a book tour for her debut novel, a revenge thriller about a young woman murdering her sexually abusive art school professor. Where the novel-within-a-novel […]
Larissa Pham
Discipline by Larissa Pham is a mental seascape, almost a Moby-Dick of the mind that operates associatively around the challenges of art—formally, critically, and personally. It follows a young woman on a book tour for her debut novel, a revenge thriller about a young woman murdering her sexually abusive art school professor. Where the novel-within-a-novel […]
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by Erin Evans
Hamilton and Spurlock turn a conversation into art
This Reasonable Habit – Rainer Diana Hamilton and Violet Spurlock
Hamilton and Spurlock turn a conversation into art
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by Keely Shinners
Read the introduction to our latest issue of the Full Stop Quarterly, “Contradictions of Looking.”
Contradictions of Looking
Read the introduction to our latest issue of the Full Stop Quarterly, “Contradictions of Looking.”
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by Erin Evans
Hamilton and Spurlock turn a conversation into art
This Reasonable Habit – Rainer Diana Hamilton and Violet Spurlock
Hamilton and Spurlock turn a conversation into art
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by Eliza Browning
The sibilance of the “s” alliteration creates a shushing sound that suggests a candle snuffed out by the wind to symbolize the end of a life, an effect that is enhanced in the translated version.
Modern Woman — Edith Södergran
The sibilance of the “s” alliteration creates a shushing sound that suggests a candle snuffed out by the wind to symbolize the end of a life, an effect that is enhanced in the translated version.
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by Armie Chardiet
Mays critiques identitarian preconceptions we might have of Afro-Indigeneity
When We Are Kin – Kyle T. Mays
Mays critiques identitarian preconceptions we might have of Afro-Indigeneity
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by Elizabeth Hall
Attention may very well be the hardest survival skill for us to tap.
Compassion in Crisis: Building Disaster Resilient Communities — Ed. Kate Rose Weiner and Kailea Rose Loften
Attention may very well be the hardest survival skill for us to tap.
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w/ Colm McKenna
Shaun Wilson’s debut novel Malc’s Boy – which launched Conduit Books earlier this year – follows Shaun, son of publican Malc, circumventing the expectations of his local community while cultivating his artistic sensibilities. Wilson’s novel tracks Shaun from birth to the completion of his novel, the inner workings and development of which are discussed by […]
Shaun Wilson
Shaun Wilson’s debut novel Malc’s Boy – which launched Conduit Books earlier this year – follows Shaun, son of publican Malc, circumventing the expectations of his local community while cultivating his artistic sensibilities. Wilson’s novel tracks Shaun from birth to the completion of his novel, the inner workings and development of which are discussed by […]
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w/ Kyle Francis Williams
Discipline by Larissa Pham is a mental seascape, almost a Moby-Dick of the mind that operates associatively around the challenges of art—formally, critically, and personally. It follows a young woman on a book tour for her debut novel, a revenge thriller about a young woman murdering her sexually abusive art school professor. Where the novel-within-a-novel […]
Larissa Pham
Discipline by Larissa Pham is a mental seascape, almost a Moby-Dick of the mind that operates associatively around the challenges of art—formally, critically, and personally. It follows a young woman on a book tour for her debut novel, a revenge thriller about a young woman murdering her sexually abusive art school professor. Where the novel-within-a-novel […]
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w/ Amber Caron
I was conscious of where it might fit appropriately and naturally. I’ve played enough basketball to know that you can’t force a shot.
Keith Pilapil Lesmeister
I was conscious of where it might fit appropriately and naturally. I’ve played enough basketball to know that you can’t force a shot.
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w/ Eric Aldrich
Molly McCloy’s new memoir, Nine Grudges: The Spiteful Origins of the Happiest Dyke on Earth, won the 2023 Book Pipeline “Unpublished” Award and the 2023 Quill Prose Award from Red Hen Press. Red Hen will publish her book this month. The story recounts a letter Molly composed to her father, outlining nine times he failed […]
Molly McCloy
Molly McCloy’s new memoir, Nine Grudges: The Spiteful Origins of the Happiest Dyke on Earth, won the 2023 Book Pipeline “Unpublished” Award and the 2023 Quill Prose Award from Red Hen Press. Red Hen will publish her book this month. The story recounts a letter Molly composed to her father, outlining nine times he failed […]
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by Myriam J. A. Chancy
Choosing to write primarily in a language other than one’s native tongue can be liberatory and also a means by which to practice (in)visibility, to varied degrees of intelligibility, mediated by aspects beyond linguistic proficiency.
Borrowed Tongues: Writing From Another Country
Choosing to write primarily in a language other than one’s native tongue can be liberatory and also a means by which to practice (in)visibility, to varied degrees of intelligibility, mediated by aspects beyond linguistic proficiency.
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by [Sarah] Cavar
It is in these cracks, in the margins and the alleyways and “cripistemic” backwoods, and in moments stolen from and apposite to the Institution, that transMad projects event themselves…
“Before the Fuckers Catch Us”: transMad Poetics and Epistemic Flight
It is in these cracks, in the margins and the alleyways and “cripistemic” backwoods, and in moments stolen from and apposite to the Institution, that transMad projects event themselves…
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by Elizabeth Brogden
The encounters that these heterotopic settings enable . . . are ones whose value is all but illegible within the larger hegemonic framework of techno-capitalist logic . . . offline, unprofitable, and almost aggressively niche.
Content’s Discontents: Heterotopic Literature in the Age of Distraction
The encounters that these heterotopic settings enable . . . are ones whose value is all but illegible within the larger hegemonic framework of techno-capitalist logic . . . offline, unprofitable, and almost aggressively niche.
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by Noah Berlatsky
Like all the best nonsense, from Edward Lear to John Ashbery, Heroux’s poetry makes you feel like nothing will ever make sense again.
The Sublime Surreal Nonsense of Jason Heroux
Like all the best nonsense, from Edward Lear to John Ashbery, Heroux’s poetry makes you feel like nothing will ever make sense again.
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by Keely Shinners
Read the introduction to our latest issue of the Full Stop Quarterly, “Contradictions of Looking.”
Contradictions of Looking
Read the introduction to our latest issue of the Full Stop Quarterly, “Contradictions of Looking.”
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by Natália Affonso
Read the introduction to our latest issue of the Full Stop Quarterly, “Tender Tongues.”
Tender, Tenderized and Intertwined
Read the introduction to our latest issue of the Full Stop Quarterly, “Tender Tongues.”
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by Michael Schapira
The following playlist is humbly submitted for your listening pleasure from Full Stop, your full service literary journal.
20 4 420: Irie Edition
The following playlist is humbly submitted for your listening pleasure from Full Stop, your full service literary journal.
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by Michael Schapira
The following playlist is humbly submitted for your listening pleasure from Full Stop, your full service literary journal. In
20 4 420: Irie Edition
The following playlist is humbly submitted for your listening pleasure from Full Stop, your full service literary journal. In