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Locust Radio is Locust Review’s (almost) monthly podcast on the weird, the political, and where they intersect in fiction, art, poetry and creativity. Hosted by LR editors Tish Turl, Laura Fair-Schulz and Adam Turl, Locust Radio features discussions of the radical weird, history and current events, interviews with artists, writers, and musicians, readings of conceptual art, poetry and fiction, music, sound art and more. Locust Radio is produced by Alexander Billet, Adam Turl, and Omnia Sol. Music is by Omnia Sol.

Locust Radio Ep 5 Norming in America

Locust Radio February 10, 2021

Lots has happened since our last episode…

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In Locust Radio Tags Weird, Normal, Normative, Queer, Socialism, Marcuse, Fisher, Acid Reason, Acid Communism, HardHats, Struggalo, Juggalo, Steve Edwards, Peter Frase, Death and Dying in the Working Class, Holly Lewis, Penny Lewis, Adam Turl, Tish Markley, Alexander Billet
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Controversy Stage Left: The Tragedy of Edward Bond
Alexander Billet
Apr 29, 2024
Controversy Stage Left: The Tragedy of Edward Bond
Alexander Billet
Apr 29, 2024

Edward Bond died on March 3 a cumbersome cultural figure. Always controversial, but celebrated in the 1960s and 70s, no major British stage has taken on a new work from him in decades. He died as Israel inched into its fifth month of its massacre in Gaza. And he died at a time when theatre matters less than it has at probably any point in human history. 

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Alexander Billet
Apr 29, 2024
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The Call is Coming from Inside the House (Call for Submissions)
Locust Arts + Letters Collective
Jul 16, 2024
The Call is Coming from Inside the House (Call for Submissions)
Locust Arts + Letters Collective
Jul 16, 2024

As part of a reorganization at Locust, we are seeking art, poetry and fiction, but also non-fiction, essays and reviews for the upcoming issue. Fiction submissions should be less than 3,500 words. Poetry submissions should be less than four pages. Non-fiction submissions should be less than 5,000 words for essays and less than 2,500 words for reviews. Images should be submitted in jpg format at 300 dpi, and at least eight inches in one dimension, and be accompanied by the title, date, and materials used in creating the work.

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Locust Arts + Letters Collective
Jul 16, 2024
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The Case for Critical Irrealism
Alexander Billet
May 15, 2022
The Case for Critical Irrealism
Alexander Billet
May 15, 2022

In the face of this, appeals to normality are, in essence, the toxic optimism of American exceptionalism, the belief that America is somehow above time, above consequence. And though the reality of President Joe Biden has breathed some new life into this myth, make no mistake, it nonetheless wobbles like a drunk trying to walk a tightrope.

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Alexander Billet
May 15, 2022
Critical Irrealist Reading List
Alexander Billet + Adam Turl
Mar 21, 2022
Critical Irrealist Reading List
Alexander Billet + Adam Turl
Mar 21, 2022

A single mother is driving past an abandoned factory on her way home from a low paying job. She is hungry. Above the factory a billboard floats in the sky advertising a succulent feast. But it does not strike her — or us — that this is odd, that her hunger has manifested itself above the factory ruin in an image of unavailable food. When we step outside ideology we see this absurdism for what it is.

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Alexander Billet + Adam Turl
Mar 21, 2022
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In the Marshes
Adam Marks
May 11, 2024
In the Marshes
Adam Marks
May 11, 2024

“It snatched a dog two days ago, in Drapers Fields,” Detective Constable Habib explained back at the station to her superior, “right in front of its owner. They found its entrails wrapped around a lamppost on the High Road. It’s head was…”

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Adam Marks
May 11, 2024
An Attic in Prague, 1939
Alexander Billet
May 11, 2024
An Attic in Prague, 1939
Alexander Billet
May 11, 2024

Even in this cacophony, it’s the silence that unsettles most. If only because it won’t be long until it’s pierced again. Screaming, shouting, tires screeching, panicked footfalls, sporadic gunfire. If there were ever a silence that could threaten, a kind of quietude that, for a few seconds or several minutes, promises to split the skull of whomever steps in its way, this is it.

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Alexander Billet
May 11, 2024
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If Venus Were the Moon
Leslie Lea
Oct 5, 2023
If Venus Were the Moon
Leslie Lea
Oct 5, 2023

If Venus were the moon / your voice would still / smell like gunpowder 

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Leslie Lea
Oct 5, 2023
High Up on the Hill
Mike Linaweaver
Oct 5, 2023
High Up on the Hill
Mike Linaweaver
Oct 5, 2023

there’ll be snow on the tombstones, / snow and something else / soon enough

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Mike Linaweaver
Oct 5, 2023
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