Gabino Iglesias

Gabino Iglesias is a writer, journalist, and book reviewer living in Austin, Texas. He’s the author of Gutmouth (Eraserhead Press). His work has appeared in The New York Times, Verbicide, The Rumpus, HTMLGiant, The Magazine of Bizarro Fiction, Z Magazine, Out of the Gutter, Word Riot, and other print and online venues.

Posts by Gabino Iglesias

Cutting to the Marrow: A Review of Nothing But The Dead And Dying By Ryan W. Bradley
by Gabino Iglesias | Mar 1, 2016 | Book Reviews | 0
Nothing but the Dead and Dying By Ryan W. Bradley Civil Coping Mechanisms, 2015 272 pages, $13.95 Reviewed by Gabino Iglesias The first story of a collection should give readers a glimpse of what’s to come. Ryan W. Bradley’s...
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THE SPECIAL RHYTHM OF FICTION
by Gabino Iglesias | Dec 11, 2015 | Book Reviews | 0
No Moon by Julie Reverb Calamari Press, 2015 113 pages, $13.00 Reviewed by Gabino Iglesias Julie Reverb’s No Moon is my sixth or seventh Calamari Press title, and the one I feel best embodies the press’ vision and aesthetic. At...
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Nothing and Everything: A Review of F-250 by Bud Smith
by Gabino Iglesias | Aug 25, 2015 | Book Reviews | 0
F-250 By Bud Smith Piscataway House, 2015 236 pages, $13 Reviewed by Gabino Iglesias Eschewing a typical narrative arc in favor of a wild, unpredictable sequence of events that are held together only by chronological succession...
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Encyclopedia of Maladies: A Review of The Afflictions by Vikram Paralkar
by Gabino Iglesias | Mar 18, 2015 | Book Reviews | 0
The Afflictions by Vikram Paralkar Lanternfish Press, 2014 175 pages, $12 Reviewed by Gabino Iglesais When I heard about Vikram Paralkar’s The Afflictions, I ignored the massive piles of review copies surrounding my desk and...
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Navigating the Strange and the Hybrid: A Review of Ancient Oceans of Central Kentucky By David Connerley Nahm
by Gabino Iglesias | Feb 12, 2015 | Book Reviews | 0
Ancient Oceans of Central Kentucky by David Connerley Nahm Two Dollar Radio, 2014 192 pages, $16 Reviewed by Gabino Iglesias Mashing genres together is not challenging even for mediocre authors. However, crafting a narrative in...
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