Category Archives: Essays
As Impalpable as Energy: Freedom and Possibility in Clarice Lispector's First Novel
by Pat Finn
Clarice Lispector is arguably one of Brazil’s most important novelists. Pat Finn writes about her first novel, its unforgettable protagonist, and the renouncement of fear.
As Impalpable as Energy: Freedom and Possibility in Clarice Lispector's First Novel
by Pat Finn
Clarice Lispector is arguably one of Brazil’s most important novelists. Pat Finn writes about her first novel, its unforgettable protagonist, and the renouncement of fear.
Publishing in Slovenia
by Noah Charney
Author and self-proclaimed Slovenophile Noah Charney spotlights Slovenia’s publishing culture – a radically different, equally fascinating, and rapidly progressing industry.
Publishing in Slovenia
by Noah Charney
Author and self-proclaimed Slovenophile Noah Charney spotlights Slovenia’s publishing culture – a radically different, equally fascinating, and rapidly progressing industry.
Future Paths Unfollowed: The Poetry of Joseph Ceravolo & Laurence Lieberman (Part 1)
by R. Salvador Reyes
Poets move like shoals of fish through the ocean of our literary history. But there are those few loners, the daredevils, the quixotic…
Future Paths Unfollowed: The Poetry of Joseph Ceravolo & Laurence Lieberman (Part 1)
by R. Salvador Reyes
Poets move like shoals of fish through the ocean of our literary history. But there are those few loners, the daredevils, the quixotic…
Story Theory: Confessions of a Literary Darwinist
By R. Salvador Reyes
In the beginning, I just wanted to write. Why should I care how humans had come to love literature and art? I didn’t care. Until I asked the question.
Story Theory: Confessions of a Literary Darwinist
By R. Salvador Reyes
In the beginning, I just wanted to write. Why should I care how humans had come to love literature and art? I didn’t care. Until I asked the question.
Letter to the Editor: A Homecoming
By Samantha Ecker Angerame
The Tottenville Review is named after my hometown—an unlikely place, I thought, to appear in the name of a literary review. I discovered the review by accident.
Letter to the Editor: A Homecoming
By Samantha Ecker Angerame
The Tottenville Review is named after my hometown—an unlikely place, I thought, to appear in the name of a literary review. I discovered the review by accident.
Tottenville Review 