I wrote some of my notes on Tana Jean Welch’s In Parachutes Descending while sitting in a cafe […]
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If it weren’t for the title of her debut full-length collection, Good Girl and Other Yearnings (Write Bloody […]
Hands Empty: Shiloh Jordan on Isabelle Correa’s Good Girl and ...
When singers publish poetry collections—particularly, those from mainstream genres—I find that their common thrust is one of drawn-out […]
Emma Ruth Rundle’s “The Bella Vista” and Musing with Terror—Reviewed ...
Late in Lynne Sharon Schwartz’s multi-layered novel, A Stranger Comes to Town, protagonist Joe Marzino says, “There are […]
There Are So Many Ways of Forgetting; A Stranger Comes ...
I recently read a compelling article, by Dan Chiasson, about the life and work of James Schuyler.* Chiasson […]
Goat, Goddess, Moon by Catherine Strisik, Reviewed by Douglas Babington
In woke up no light, LeilaMottley writes about Blackness and womanhood with such attention that we feel the […]
Linda Michel Cassidy on woke up no light by Leila ...
“Now I want to write until I blush. Because I believe that’s where the most interesting writing, the […]
Britta Stromeyer on Coming. Apart. by Edy Poppy, translated by ...
AT RISK, Teresa Cader’s fourth book of poems, winner of the Richard Snyder Memorial Prize (selected by Mark […]
AT RISK by Teresa Cader, Reviewed by S.D. Lishan
“This is not a story about logic,” the unnamed narrator of Natalie Bakopoulos’s Archipelago reminds us, as she […]
Archipelago by Natalie Bakopoulos, reviewed by Devon Halliday
On the cool side of any dystopia lies its counterpart: the promise of utopia. And if utopia is […]
Hope Hangs On: Rebecca Foust’s You Are Leaving the ...
When I tell people that I write memoir, one of the common responses I get is, How can […]
In Praise of Quieter Memoir: Review of Karen Babine’s The ...
In Tsunami: Women’s Voices from Mexico, a new anthology edited by Gabriela Jauregui and Heather Cleary, a compilation of […]