A comprehensive look and establishment of Matt Bell’s dynamic, literary range By Kurt Baumeister (for Electric Literature, October 10, 2016) Weighing … Continue reading Success and Its Trappings, a review of Matt Bell’s latest
by Kurt Baumeister (published in Literary Orphans #27) This mansion is lonely, unlovely filled with drafts and cries weak fires … Continue reading Mansion
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 Published August 29, 2016 I. My relationship with John Updike was a … Continue reading Deaths of Distant Friends (or, John Updike F#cking Rocks)
By Kurt Baumeister Published in the Summer ’16 issue of The Oddville Press: Flown astride a church’s spire A … Continue reading Dead Heart
By Kurt Baumeister for The Nervous Breakdown July 19, 2016 Uncategorized Galley fever. That was the diagnosis Michael J. Seidlinger … Continue reading The Nervous Breakdown’s Review Microbrew, Volume 2
By Kurt Baumeister for The Weeklings New Year’s Day “Under a blood-red sky A crowd has gathered in … Continue reading U2: All That You Can’t Leave Behind
WELCOME! KURT BAUMEISTER – PAX AMERICANA April 28, 2016 editorStalking Horse Publications The Horse is honored to be publishing Kurt … Continue reading PAX AMERICANA Press Release
KURT BAUMEISTER for THE WEEKLINGS Monday, April 25, 2016 I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve seen The Silence of … Continue reading LOOKING BACK AT THE ABYSS: REFLECTIONS ON BINGE-WATCHING “HANNIBAL”
KURT BAUMEISTER for THE WEEKLINGS Monday, March 28, 2016 I. Look around today and you see heroes everywhere. TV, films, comic … Continue reading THE HEROES WE NEED