REVIEW BY GRYFF CONNAH EDITED BY OLIVIA DI GRAZIA There is always performance in the act of confession. It is an outpouring, a thing to be heard by another. Perhaps it is offered the hopes of receiving forgiveness, or better yet, absolution. It is deeply personal, and yet it has bubbled, boiled, and roiled to the point where it must jump from the confines of … Continue reading Three Excellent Confessions And One Excellent Showcase