HORN! REVIEWS: Why the Olympics Aren’t Good for Us, and How They Can Be
...like any great idea, it has the potential to be more boon than burden...
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Kevin Thomas
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Kevin Thomas was born in Southern California and grew up in the Pacific Northwest. His work has appeared in NOON, LA Review of Books, and Barrelhouse magazine and on OccupyWriters.com. His first book, a collection of the first three years of these strips, is available from OR Books. Sometimes he overshares on Twitter.
HORN! REVIEWS: The Structure of Scientific Revolutions
Textbooks obfuscate the past, making science seem a smooth and cumulative process.
HORN! REVIEWS: My Brilliant Friend
Since I'm nowhere near the first, let me be only the most recent to entreat you to read the story of Lenú...
HORN! REVIEWS: The Moviegoer
...but when the only time you felt alive was the time you nearly died, what do you do?
HORN! REVIEWS: Before the Feast
On the eponymous night before, the sleepy town of Fürstenfelde is wide awake.
HORN! REVIEWS: Pitch Dark
Start the outboard motor—it's time to go island-hopping with Kate Ennis, the postmodern Penelope.
HORN! REVIEWS: Journey Into the Past
...true love isn't necessarily impossible, but time and contingency make impossible love sadly true.
HORN! REVIEWS: Mathilda
Yes, Frankenstein was the birth of a genre, but this book is even more visionary: centuries ahead of its time.
HORN! REVIEWS: We
But pollen can get inside the green wall, and so can drink, smoke, color, unsanctioned sex, and history.
HORN! REVIEWS: A Collapse of Horses
While they run the gamut of genres, these stories all lie in the same orbit of dark gravity...