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A is for EveryoneA Is for Everyone subverts the children's alphabet book format. Every letter routes back to "A," and inside that frame Dennis Vanderspek layers surreal parables, anthropomorphic fables, prose poem meditations, and deadpan comedy: a sequence of short pieces that read together as a single form rather than a glossary. Pell's citation reads it as Edson like: plainspoken prose poems whose internal logic skews. A Is for Everyone won the 2021 Kenneth Patchen

Read alongside the fiction

wrote: When I sat to read The Makings of a Nobody: A Fictmoir

and JEF eventually published him at book length

It arrived roughly a decade after Casella first turned up in the press's orbit as a contributor to The Laugh that Laughs at the Laugh

Jonathan Lyons cut his draft into blocks and columns

Across that run the general numbers are where the press takes the measure of the field between its single-author Festschrift volumes built around Federman

all the while haunted by her late husband's death

Who is the boy at the start of Bergman's Persona

The factually fictional world of the book treats meaning as the activity of comprehension — something to be made

We Are a People of This World

Gerald and his son trade witty

and co-edited its exile almanac New Poems

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