LIT Reviewed: ‘Designated Stranger’ is a poetry road trip that isn’t trying to escape by Josh Cook August 4, 2026 Gion Davis repairs that myth of the open road by helping it grow into a more mature celebration of the joys of fearless living, not messiness.
LIT Reviewed: ‘On the Other Side is March’ is a clear-eyed look at caring for a fading parent by Josh Cook July 28, 2026 Sólrún Michelsen tries to give caregivers language and images that make it easier to bear a burden, hold on when adrift or see in the fog.
LIT Reviewed: ‘Plastic, Prism, Void: Part One,’ a sci-fi romance that invites the reader onto the page by Josh Cook June 25, 2026 A wild genre tornado of a novel will support many different readings on many different levels, satisfying, thrilling and perplexing many different readers.