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It’s a terror, a stupid white wedding, a stand up comic that barks like a seal, a black Bakelite telephone ringing and ringing in the deep night when you think you are safe. It is love and love’s conjoined twin, hate, in no uncertain terms. Bombyonder by Reb Livingston, Nov 15, 2014, Bitter Cherry Books edition, paperback Bombyonder (edition) Open Library It looks like you're offline. Her work has appeared in the Best American Poetry 2006, the American Poetry Review and the anthology, Devouring the Green: Fear of a Human Planet. Bombyonder is a holy scream into the blasted slag heap. Reb Livingston is the author of Bombyonder (Bitter Cherry Books, 2014), God Damsel (No Tell Books, 2010) and Your Ten Favorite Words (Coconut Books, 2007). Recent or forthcoming poems can be found in Better, The Volta, Mississippi Review, jubilat, and inter|rupture, among others, as well as in a chapbook called We Are Fantastic from Petri Press. National Poetry Month Day 28: from Bombyonder by Reb Livingston. Originally from the Hudson Valley in New York, Thea Brown is a graduate of the Iowa Writers’ Workshop now living in Baltimore. Bombyonder Reb Livingston Bitter Cherry (15) by John Parras Ever since David Shields unsettled the distinction between fiction and nonfiction in his Reality Hunger, the novel has been in its newest state of siege. She’s doing some new writing under the working title of Austerity/Austerities. You can find some of her poems in Jupiter 88, Elective Affinities, Edwin Johns, Maestra Vida and Bedfellows.

She has written a chapbook called The Abjector and a manuscript titled You People (both of which she can email you as pdfs). But Reb Livingston’s extraordinary novel, Bombyonder, shows us how timid such a solution is. Marion Bell is a poet who lives in Philadelphia.