by P. HarveyCHOICESeptember 2012 This excellent, unique collection comes via the joint efforts of a multidisciplinary team of scholars as…
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Notes from the Underground
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West of Eden reviewed in Humboldt Journal of Social Relations
By Sara MatthewsHumboldt Journal of Social RelationsIssues 36, 2014 The writing of history has left the American communal and “back-to-the-land”…
Thoreau’s Microscope in Publishers Weekly
Publishers WeeklyMay 7th, 2018 This small, intense collection of “language writer” and physician Blumlein’s short fiction focuses on bodies and…
Thoreau’s Microscope in Locus
By Gary K WolfeLocus MagazineSeptember 27th, 2018 Overriding the cynicism, though, is a deep compassion, and it’s a compassion in…
Thoreau’s Microscope in MRR
by Mark WadleyMRR November 2018 In a gross, lyrical passage from the short story “Know How, Can Do,” a roundworm…
Reverberations of Underground Activism
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Clandestine Occupations on Counterpunch
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More Fictional Days of Rage
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