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Mass-market Monday | Eye of the Heart: Short Stories from Latin America
Eye of the Heart: Short Stories from Latin America, ed. by Barbara Howes, 1973. Avon-Bard (1974). No cover artist or designer credited. 576 pages. A promising mixtape, via many translators. Clarice Lispector might not have been a big enough name for English-reading audiences in the 1970s to make the front or back cover, but editor Barbara Howes included two of her stories. Here is a piece (theâŠ
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Sunday Comix
From âThe Kanibul Ballâ by Lale Westvind. Published in Kramers Ergot #9, 2016, Fantagraphics Books.
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Conversations with Don DeLillo and Other Conversations by Drew Lerman (Book acquired, 3 June 2026)
Iâm a big fan of Drew Lermanâs work, and Iâm always excited when he puts together a new collection. His latest is Conversations with Don DeLillo and Other Conversations, collecting his recent strips. I would describe these strips as functioning in the mode of pseudoautiobiographical postmodern literary interrogation, only that makes them sound pretentious, which they arenât. They are very funnyâŠ
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RIP Marjane Satrapi
RIP Marjane Satrapi, 19-2026 I was saddened to learn today of the death of the artist Marjane Satrapi. Satrapi was only 56. Satrapi is probably most recognized for her first published work, Persepolis, a graphic novel she completed in 2003. Persepolis was one of the first books I wrote about on Biblioklept, way back in 2007, when this blog was not half a year old. Here is the entire post: âIt wasâŠ
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Question | From John A. Williams' novel The Man Who Cried I Am
Nine million, n-Âi-Ân-Âe million. Ah, the world got what it deserved. The lessons had been written on the board in big letters thousands of years ago and repeated several times every century since. Question: How many men can I kill if I dig out the Suez Canal? Question: How many men can I kill if I build myself a Great Pyramid? Question: How many men, women and children can we kill if we retakeâŠ
End of merry month of may blog
I have always loved the month of May. Spring semester is usually over and done by the last week of April and I seem to breathe a little easier. I love May Day and thereâs always been a neat little run of interesting dates in the first week, including my wedding anniversary. (My silly ass has taken to including Thomas Pynchonâs birthday as the capstone to the first week of Merry May). I get thatâŠ
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Sunday Comix
From âSexy Gunsâ by Helge Reumann. Published in Kramers Ergot #9, 2016, Fantagraphics Books.
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Two by John Berger (Books acquired, mid-May 2026
NYRB will publish reprints of two John Berger books on June 16th of this year (why does that date seem so familiar?), his experimental picaresque 1972 classic G., and 1984âs And Our Faces, My Heart, Brief as Photo. Iâd never heard of the latter, which NYRB describes as maybe âŠthe most original of John Bergerâs books; certainly, it is among the most moving. A meditation on first and last things,âŠ
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Flower in a Stream -- David Berman
Flower in a Stream, c. 1989 by David Cloud Berman (1967-2019). Originally published in Caliban #8, 1990.
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Sunday Comix
âBox Headâ by Jayr Pulga, published in RAW #5, 1983, Raw Books & Graphics.
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Timoclea Kills the Captain of Alexander the Great -- Elisabetta Sirani
Timoclea Kills the Captain of Alexander the Great, 1659 by Elisabetta Sirani (1638â1665)
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Stephen Dixon's Goodbye to Goodbye (Book acquired, 19 May 2026)
This October, McSweeneyâs will publish an anthology of Stephen Dixonâs short stories. Titled Goodbye to Goodbye (after Dixonâs 1985 short story), this anthology inaugurates a forthcoming wave of Dixonia over the next three years, including editions of I and End of I in paperback, a new edition of Frog next year and a reprint of Interstate the year after that, and, most exciting, aâŠ
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Untitled (Christian's Birthday) -- Gerald Lovell
Untitled (Christianâs Birthday), 2023 by Gerald Lovell (b. 1992)
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Heaven & Hellhound (Book acquired, 14 May 2026)
The pic above doesnât really show how massive Heaven & Hellhound is. This 800 pager is by the pseudonymous B. Authentick, and purports to be a âtale of metaphysical realism.â You can learn more about the book (and download it for free) at its website. Blurb: Heaven & Hellhound is a work of dark literary fiction that weaves together the occult, esoteric philosophy and the eternal struggle betweenâŠ
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100 Novels
2666, Bolaño Against the Day, Pynchon Adventures & Misadventures of Maqroll, Mutis The Age of Sinatra, Gass Angels, Johnson Ape & Essence, Huxley Augustus, Williams Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man, Johnson The Autumn of the Patriarch, GarcĂa MĂĄrquez The Baron in the Trees, Calvino Berg, Quin Billy Budd, Melville Blood & Guts in High School, Acker Blue Lard, Sorokin Brave New World,âŠ
Sunday Comix
A page from Inner City Romance #3 by Guy Colwell, Last Gasp, 1977. Reprinted by Fantagraphics, 2015.
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Circle Study #10 -- Benny Andrews
Circle Study #10, 1972 by Benny Andrews (1930-2006)
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