Fear and Loathing on Melrose Place
Jack Skelley’s “The Complete Fear of Kathy Acker” is a manic monologue that predates and predicts the internet-addled speak of today.
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Jack Skelley’s “The Complete Fear of Kathy Acker” is a manic monologue that predates and predicts the internet-addled speak of today.
Though her fiction retains elements of future conjecture and civilizational prognosis, like punk rock itself, Izumi Suzuki is more committed to the sci-fi genre as an edgy social and emotional analysis tool.
The creator of the first all-female openly queer rock band talks about her memoir and why the music scene wasn’t ready for her
In Family Happiness, Juliana F. May combines formal perversity and odyssean melodies.
C.M. Lucca made few public appearances after the 2005 publication of Biography of X. One has just been unearthed.