Castle by Robert Lennon
*Now available in paperback* “This
tale of alienation and unease, of a war both internal and external, serves as one
of the best arguments I’ve read for the potency of neo-Gothic literature in the
twenty-first century. Lennon has mobilized all of elements of the classic
horror tale—including the descent of a character into dark places—to speak to
modern issues. Castle proves that in
skillful hands these elements retain their power, relevance, and surprising
ability to humanize even in our jaded and surreal times.”
—Jeff Vandermeer for the Barnes & Noble Review Read more. . .
The Horse Has Six Legs by Charles Simic “The Horse Has Six
Legs is one of the most vivid and surprising books of translation I know.
It reveals the continuum that exists between the oral and the literary, between
the wit of folktale and the extremity of surrealism. In these poems one feels
the freshness, force, and impunity of culture as we no longer have it—at once
very deeply rooted and very international.”
The Horse Has Six Legs by Charles Simic
Castle by Robert Lennon