SPLIT SECONDS: THE LANDSCAPE PAINTINGS OF MICHAEL GOODWIN a micro-interview with Elaine Sexton ELAINE SEXTON: These […]
Daily Archives: March 14, 2019
How do we code trapped in the light— little spider in amber, extra in the camera […]
It’s Hard to be a Diamond in a Rhinestone World ...
Jane Wong‘s poems can be found in Best American Poetry 2015, American Poetry Review, AGNI, Poetry, and others. A Kundiman fellow, […]
“Rebellion flourishes in constraint”: A Conversation with Jane Wong ...
Reading and re-reading, for the pleasure of its form, “Birth of a Nation” has left me astounded. […]
An Introduction to Niki Herd by Henk Rossouw
To the fourteen autonomous regions of my body hairs, welcome. Toes—good evening, are you blue? If […]
My Suburbs by Max Seifert
I’m driving to preschool in the fog, scrubbing the cast iron again, char under my nails, […]
from The Book of Questions: What Shapes Do You Take? ...
When they lift the baby to my chest, his skin’s still slick with clots of vernix. […]
Golden Hour by Nancy Reddy
A star – sweetest beauty. Denied faith or body, it doesn’t know touch, doesn’t know patience. Born of […]
X by Daniela Camacho, translated by Sylvia Beato
Ah how morbid you move cougar contending to cross the garden cage where you have locked […]
Captivity by Cristina Peri Rossi – translated by Elizabeth Rose
A Process Note These crossword poems are from a hybrid manuscript-in-process, The Stork Rides Shotgun: statistically significant poems. […]
from THE STORK RIDES SHOTGUN: STATISTICALLY SIGNIFICANT POEMS by ...
Strangers always tried to touch my hair. They said, Why not wear a hat if […]
Medusa Surrenders by Chad Foret
An Excerpt from Ark Hive by Marthe Reed