Ryan Teitman is the author of the poetry collection Litany for the City (BOA Editions, 2012). His poems have appeared in Gulf Coast, Ninth Letter, Southern Review, and other journals, and his awards include a Wallace Stegner Fellowship, a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship, and a MacDowell Colony Fellowship.
Spring 2014
One Kind of Menagerie: A Review of Ted Sanders’ No Animals We Could Name
After reading the opening short stories in Ted Sanders’s strange and excellent debut collection, No Animals We Could Name, I think I have him pegged—here is a writer with a keen talent for lyrical, minimally plotted, formally experimental fiction.
Fall 2013
All Things Are Things: Things That Are by Amy Leach
Amy Leach’s essay collection, Things That Are, is a beguiling work of nature writing—filled with fainting goats, potato-shaped moons, existential pandas, and overly sensitive sea cucumbers.