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Tangled in MotionTangled in Motion (2015) is Jane L. Carman's one JEF novel, and she calls what she made here "fiction + truth + p(r)o(s)etry": a hybrid of running text, prose poetry, and lyric memoir built around love, abandonment, and the restorying of a girl who lives in the margins of an already marginalized society. Ricardo Cortez Cruz called it "rest(less) lit at its finest," a phrase that points back to the Illinois State dissertation, Rest(Less) Lit, out of

Derek Pell

Longing Letters Lasting

Thaddeus Rutkowski

working the city as a self-styled flaneur and self-acknowledged outsider

which she cannot settle as suicide or murder

and science fiction off one another to critique the seepage of neoliberal economics into academic life

reads it as a hilarious scripto-visual Dadaist-Derridean quest to solve the impossible question

That the journal reached issue 98 at all is the quieter fact worth noting

put it this way: You can break many things

botanical Latin

The Laugh that Laughs at the Laugh: Writing from and about the Pen Man

jointly funded by Boston's Photographic Resource Center and the National Endowment for the Arts