Anomaly

In these quietly audacious collections, both Gill and Benaway expose the body: what it contains and confines, as well as how it becomes a…

Anomaly is looking for an Assistant Folio Editor, to work with current Folio Editor Zebulon Wimsatt on the production of featured folios.

“it’s ok to experiment with different ways of having your body in public, especially if you have a heavily surveilled body.”

We are interested in work that uses performance as one of its tools, work which is made possible by a relationship to performance

(CN: Rape, Misogyny, Violence) Mariko Ōhara’s science-fiction novel Hybrid Child is a book worthy of prolonged contemplation.

Since COVID-19 emerged as a global threat, it’s been hard for me to focus on anything else. News about symptoms, social distancing, and…

The inimitable — and prolific Blackfeet master of horror is back with a killer of a book. The Only Good Indians (out with Saga/Simon &…

Anomaly is seeking poetry and cross-genre work by Indigenous poets & artists who exist as queer two-spirit, non-binary and trans people…

It’s difficult not to sit up straighter and sharpen one’s focus when a collection begins with a poem titled “If I Could Write Like…

Just like a mason laying a wall brick-by-brick, Chloe Clark has been building up an impressive oeuvre, regularly publishing fiction…

For this third installment, I’ve put together a list of comics that address problems of evidence, authenticity, and doubt: who you can…

In the opening of Alice Notley’s 1996 feminist epic, The Descent of Alette, the speaker tells us, in ominous warning:

Cheyenne Heckermann: Can you tell me about the journey toward publishing Last of Her Name?

It’s 2020, and what better way to start a new year and a new decade than by adding more ace books to either your bookshelf or a loved…

Space Struck is a collection of tactile poems that are not only about presence, but also exude it.

In accessible, descriptive language, Grass laments the choice of leaving, warning, “[a]n escape is never as clean as you’d like.

I was raised by a Sagittarius, a distinction few people claim (or at least fewer than the amount of people raised by Tauruses or Cancers…

Fairytales are not just for children but can also bring comfort to adults; this seems to be a growing mentality in literature, and while…

If you missed it once, don’t miss it twice.

Damaged Goods, a new web-series written and directed by Vincent Martell and executive produced by the creators of the hit web-series…

Amber McCrary’s forthcoming chapbook, Electric Deserts, steps away from expectations, becoming a defiant book for Native eyes.

How To Pull Apart the Earth, by Karla Cordera, is a book grounded in the land and the hands that tend to it.

And box is such a good word, sound-wise, isn’t it? It starts with  something popping open and ends with you choking