DOUBLE-CONSCIOUSNESS: A Micro-Interview with Rachel Eliza Griffths by Elaine Sexton ELAINE SEXTON: Among these photographs […]
Daily Archives: February 14, 2017
A Process Note “Cold Pastoral” and “July 14, a bit of shade becomes a blessing” […]
from Pied Beauty by Alexandra Huddleston & Robert Huddleston
Today you can’t remember anyone you ever were. If as Seneca says the past alone is […]
The Morning After the War by John Blair
Lindsey Drager is the author of The Lost Daughter Collective (Dzanc, forthcoming 2017) and The Sorrow […]
“Daughters live in places the men cannot access”: A ...
on a big secret On the third day of creation eyes Once before […]
I AM LETTING YOU IN by Kathy Evans
The story about the body they found in the Botanic Garden came out in the newspapers […]
The Apaches of Kiev by Agustín Cadena, translated by C.M. ...
A Process Note by Susan Briante Underneath every fairytale: calculations of fear and frantic tallies of […]
Falls First by Susan Briante
Suzanne Buffam was born and raised in Montreal, Canada. She earned an MA in English from Concordia University […]
Micro(inter)view with Suzanne Buffam: How Not To Kill The Baby, ...
Spring arrives at Long Gate with its green grasses. The red plums are just beginning to […]
Rows of Small Mountains by Li Qingzhao, translated by Wendy ...
Introduction Uruguay, with a population of only 3.3 million, is the smallest Spanish speaking country […]
An Inheritance of Riches: Five Contemporary Uruguayan Women Poets, Curated ...
Matthew Rohrer is the author of several books of poems, including Surrounded By Friends and the forthcoming novel-in-verse […]
“The beginning of a darkness that descends”: A Conversation with ...
I’m reminded of that time I treated a carpenter. On the operating table nothing too extraordinary— […]