When Life Gives You Doris
Yes, it's true. My name is Doris Doykle-Dohnk.
ISSUE 22: SUMMER 2013
Fiction
Glassiness
I am on the phone with Loel, arguing semi-seriously about whether crystal meth is passé, when the buzzer buzzes.
Poetry
American Woman; Or, If the Three Original American Girl Heroines Were Grown-Ass Women in 2013
She wasn't suicidal, but
Interviews
“What a Dark, Black World We Live in, and How Funny is That?”: An Interview with Louise Carson
"Oh, that looks like a poem."
“Exhibits of Industry”: An Interview with Rachel Lebowitz
That you have a hard time classifying "Cottonopolis" actually makes me really happy.
“Hora Zero: Rejecting the Elitists, Bringing Poetry to the Peruvian Public”: An Interview with Jorge Pimentel and Tulio Mora
The prevailing model at the time...could not identify with Peruvian daily life.
Reviews
“Anne Carson’s Misstep”: A Review of Anne Carson’s Red Doc>
Anne Carson is a cold matador of a poet.
“Carson’s Last Tape”: Red Doc> and the Influence of Samuel Beckett
The evolution of Anne Carson has taken peculiar turns.
