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Articles and publications tagged Literary Criticism across the Atmosphere.

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brennan.day
brennan.dayApr 11, 2026
Loss, and Loss, and Loss: A Eulogy
A eulogy for two kinds of loss: those who die and those who become simply elsewhere. Filtered through Didion, Barthes, C.S. Lewis, and Pema Chödrön. On ambiguous grief, the names written down so they don't disappear, and the sixteen-year-old who already knew that love stems out from verbs.
personal essaygrief
brennan.day
brennan.dayApr 9, 2026
REVIEW: Falling Into Sinkhole (Jake Beka, 2026)
A review of Jake Beka's sophomore poetry chapbook SINKHOLE—eleven poems across four continents and three generations, tracing patrilineal damage as a force that reshapes geography, contaminates water tables, and follows you across borders. A chapbook with genuine cosmological ambition that succeeds everywhere it refuses comfort.
Book ReviewPoetry
Brennan Kenneth Brown ♾️
Brennan Kenneth Brown ♾️Feb 28, 2026
A Room of One's Own in 2026 in 6 Parts: The Domain, the Material and the Immaterial
What do we do with Virginia Woolf's concept of creative space in the digital age? Examining how domains, Queer dance halls, and collective spaces redefine what it means to have a room of one's own for contemporary writers.
Literary CriticismDigital Culture
brennan.day
brennan.dayFeb 28, 2026
A Room of One's Own in 2026 in 6 Parts: The Domain, the Material and the Immaterial
What do we do with Virginia Woolf's concept of creative space in the digital age? Examining how domains, Queer dance halls, and collective spaces redefine what it means to have a room of one's own for contemporary writers.
Literary CriticismDigital Culture

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