a.k.a. “Playing catch up with the stacks [6].”

In this series I share with you a stack of my recently acquired and most anticipated reading materials. The last time I did one was back in March. In 2012 I did one in November, August, and March, and in 2011 I did one in May.

This time, I figured I would review them, taking as my formal inspiration Julia Cohen & Mathias Svalina’s short-lived but totally rad Home Video Review of Books.

Now then…

Burial
by Claire Donato

$14 (includes shipping) from Tarpaulin Sky
$11.89 at Amazon

My review:

 

 

 

The Spectacle of Disintegration: Situationist Passages out of the Twentieth Century
by Mackenzie Wark

$16.58 at Amazon

My review:

 

 

 

Salamandrine: 8 Gothics
by Joyelle McSweeney

$14 (includes shipping) from Tarpaulin Sky
$12.02 at Amazon

My review:

 

 

Taipei
by Tao Lin

$11.69 at Amazon

My Review:

 

 

 

American Dream Machine
by Matthew Spektor

$20.75 + ~$3.00 shipping from Tin House
$17.56 at Amazon

 My review:

 

 

 

The Novel: An Alternative History Vol. II 1600-1800
by Steven Moore

$27.89 at Amazon
My review:

 

 

 

 

Acorn
by Yoko Ono

$16 from O/R Books
My review:

 

 

 

 

Creature
by Amina Cain

Pre-order for $16 from Dorothy, A Publishing Project
My review:

 

 

 

Nobody’s Business, Twenty-First Century Avant-Garde Poetics
by Brian Reed

$36.00 at Amazon

My review:

 

 

 

Ana Patova Crosses A Bridge
by Renee Gladman

Pre-order for $16 from Dorothy, A Publishing Project

My review:

 

 

 

Mira Corpora
By Jeff Jackson

Pre-order for $16.00 from Two Dollar Radio
Pre-order for $11.30 at Amazon

My review:

 

 

 

STALL
by Elvia Wilk + Shane Anderson

$8 from Keep This Bag Away From Children

My Review:

 

 

 

 

Fright Catalog
by Joseph Mosconi

$24.99 from Insert Blanc Press
My review:

 

 

 

Chris Eaton, a Biography
by Chris Eaton

$21.25 from Bookthug

$18.43 from Amazon

My review:

 

 

 

 

A Neon Tryst
by Lina Ramona Vitkauskas

$15 from Shearsman
$14.25 at Amazon

My review: