Razing Hell
/In a new memoir packed with garbled madness, we get a funhouse-mirror autobiography of the legendary Richard Hell, who did more than anybody to invent punk rock and only haphazardly survived to tell the tale
Read MoreNo Kaddish For Old Men
/Does love create an unbridgeable distance between two souls? Marco Roth's searching memoir of his microbiologist father alternates between longing and numbness in its search for what, if anything, binds fathers and sons
Read MoreInfinite Reflection
/Born of ancient Buddhist philosophy into the fragments of the modern world, Yoko Ogawa's Revenge asks essential questions about what it means to be human.
Read MoreRending the Familiar
/Shane Book’s evocative collection Ceiling of Sticks shows us our familiar world in ways that might surprise even the most jaded reader into optimism about poetry.
Read MoreFailing Gracelessly
/The authors have invaluable sources in America's 'deep state' of surveillance and counter-terrorism, but how much secrecy does security justify? And what happened to moral accountability?
Read Morefrom Soft Perimeter
/a poem
Read More“A Crystal Stranger Taking Off Their Mask”
/Constructing a "walrus itself" is a difficult thing to do - but it's just one of the transubstantiations Ben Mirov attempts in his latest collection of poems
Read MoreSleazy Inner Tubes
/Artist Laura Carton does not surf pornography for the usual reasons, By digitally removing the 'actors' from their backgrounds, she creates strangely suggestive landscapes. In this interview she addresses both her process and her plan.
Read MoreThe Annotated Mix-Tape, #24
/In this latest installment of his Mix Tape series, our writer discovers a new world of digital lore for young music fans and contrasts it with his analogue lessons of yore
Read MoreIt’s a Mystery: “Half of the future is buried in the past”
/Two seductive thrillers: one starring a fearless female cop, the other a boatload of washed-up MI5 spies.
Read MoreAd Infinitum
/A radio voice crackles "Hallelujah," and Booker DeWitt's violent, surreal steampunk adventures in Columbia begin again in the latest BioShock chapter, BioShock Infinite
Read MoreMay 2013 Issue
/"www.deepintrusion.com, 2004" by Laura Cartonfrom Stripped, 2010
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