Gandy Dancer reviews The Common, noting that “underneath the contemporary feel of the journal is a charming thread of worldly tradition.”
BRITTA STROMEYER
Lambridis offers an incisive commentary on how communities construct collective realities as a defense mechanism against trauma and marginalization, suggesting that our afflictions, histories, and identities are not passive interpretations of the world, but the very scaffolding that shapes it.
BRITTA STROMEYER
[She] braids personal ache into a collective anthem, forcing readers to confront the weight of unhealed personal and shared wounds. Her prose demands a new definition of beauty, worth, and what it means to belong. By exhuming voices long buried in silence, she drags the messy, vital contradictions of the human experience into the light.
ANDREW STEINER
Divine showing? Demonic encounter? Guilty autoerotic experiment? Whatever it is, Lucian climbs down changed, unable to share what has happened to him yet persuaded the dull scrim has been torn off the world and he has glimpsed a sublime and terrible reality.
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