Monthly Archives: June 2016

The New Being

Posted on June 27, 2016 by Mark Kerstetter

after Kenneth Patchen The New Being knows no address. He’s rejected you and he’s rejected me and he, moreover, may not be a he. Don’t ask, only wait for him to speak. In the meantime announce yourself above a mountain … Continue reading →

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Beckett’s Doubles

Posted on June 12, 2016 by Mark Kerstetter

No doubt about it. There were two of them —Chris Tysh, Molloy: The Flip Side Hear the unbearable voices bloodily erupting out of Mouth, trace the dark and dismal death of Malone, cross the checkerboard landscape of Watt, the desolate … Continue reading →

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