Jan Wagner (b.1971) has won numerous awards including the Leipzig Book Fair Prize (2015, first time ever awarded […]
Daily Archives: February 14, 2018
Shelly Taylor is the author of two full-length poetry collections, Lions, Remonstrance (Coconut Books Braddock […]
Red by Shelly Taylor
Elsbeth Pancrazi’s first book, Full Body Pleasure Suit, creates a defamiliarizing near-future (or current?) dystopic paradise through […]
An Introduction to Elsbeth Pancrazi by Megan Levad
She wanted to plant a tree below her left shoulder. Her skin, the earth, the color […]
Skin Deep by Arthur Solway
The mind in night spreads out like fireflies – impatient lilting over flooding water, nowhere to […]
To whom – to what – do I belong by ...
A Process Note These videos are part of an ongoing collaboration between Emily Anderson (a poet) and Jen […]
Rhapsode I by Emily Anderson & Jen Morris
She should in ground unsanctified have lodged / Till the last trumpet. For charitable prayer / […]
Constellation for Ophelia by Anita Olivia Koester
A Process Note These videos are part of an ongoing collaboration between Emily Anderson (a poet) and Jen […]
The Latest by Emily Anderson & Jen Morris
Karen Emmerich is a translator of Greek poetry and prose, and an Assistant Professor of Comparative Literature at […]
But Not Untangle: An Interview with Translator Karen Emmerich ...
Such pellagra of psyche her bequest to me. Visions visited her, and voices too. Mom heard. Saved scores […]
Lookout by Randy Smith
The selection of a poem for a broadside carries a special charge: that the poem be […]
Judge’s Citation by Cassandra Cleghorn, Kristina Marie Darling, & Jeffrey ...
Because only dwarf birches grow here, we dream of tall trees. Where we came from, a […]