Cleveland Review of Books Volume 2.1 (Spring/Summer 2024)

The Spring/Summer 2024 print issue of Cleveland Review of Books, Vol. 2.1 strives for nothing less than total obliteration of the ever-expanding star-pocked galaxy of metric literary-cultural appraisal, and in its place the installation of a far more chaotic and insidiously rich assemblage. It’s bleak out there, so we did this one up all in black, and with a sandpaper cover, which might help take some of the edge off. But don’t despair: each celestial death means a new beacon accreted from cosmic dust and trash. These ever-darkening forms give way to concomitantly greater brightnesses.