Gabriel Blackwell is the author of three books, including, most recently, The Natural Dissolution of Fleeting-Improvised-Men (CCM, 2013). With Matthew Olzmann, he is the editor of The Collagist.
Fall 2014
What Keeps Me In?: Selfhood in Sarah Blackman’s Mother Box
The subtitle of Sarah Blackman's Mother Box: and Other Tales—evoking as it does Arabian nights, anthropomorphic animals, and high seas adventures—promises that the twelve pieces collected therein will present something out of the ordinary.
Winter 2014
On Love Among the Particles by Norman Lock
In Norman Lock’s “The Brothers Ascend,” Huck’s old traveling companion Jim tells us, “If one is prepared to take the long view, there is no difference between fact and fiction . . ."