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Published in the Winter ’17 issue of The Oddville Review by Kurt Baumeister I remember being five or four … Continue reading if there were
Published in the Winter ’17 issue of The Oddville Review by Kurt Baumeister I remember being five or four … Continue reading if there were
http://www.thenervousbreakdown.com/kbaumeister/2016/10/the-nervous-breakdowns-review-microview-volume-4/ By Kurt Baumeister October 27, 2016 Fiction Reviews “To be without a feeling for art is no disgrace. … Continue reading The Nervous Breakdown’s Review Microbrew, Volume 4
By Kurt Baumeister for The Weeklings (September 26, 2016) I. As we close in on tonight’s first forensic cage … Continue reading Beware the Ides of Trump
By Kurt Baumeister for The Nervous Breakdown August 31, 2016 Fiction Reviews Whether we’re talking about simple book reviews, hardcore … Continue reading The Nervous Breakdown’s Review Microbrew, Volume 3
By Kurt Baumeister for The Weeklings “To recognize untruth as a condition of life–that certainly means resisting accustomed value … Continue reading Beyond Good and Evil
By Kurt Baumeister for The Weeklings “The colors of the rainbow, so pretty in the sky, Are also on … Continue reading Found in Translation (50 Things You Don’t Mean and What You Really Do)
Reviewed by Kurt Baumeister for TNB Fiction April 30, 2016 Fiction Reviews On its face, minimalism might seem like an ironic … Continue reading TNB Book Review: Robert Burke Warren’s Perfectly Broken
Reviewed by Kurt Baumeister for Atticus Review March 1, 2016 0 The Silent End By Samuel Sattin Ragnarok Publishing, 2015 524 … Continue reading THE NOVEL LIVES: A REVIEW OF THE SILENT END BY SAMUEL SATTIN
Reviewed by Kurt Baumeister for TNB Fiction January 07, 2016 Fiction Reviews “Then there is the other secret. There isn’t any … Continue reading TNB Book Review: The Game of Love and Death by Martha Brockenbrough
Reviewed by Kurt Baumeister for TNB Fiction November 12, 2015 Fiction “When I discover who I am, I’ll be free.” — Ralph Ellison (Invisible … Continue reading TNB Book Review: The Guild of St. Cooper, by Shya Scanlon