I thought my life was over, and my heartbroken. Then I moved toward it,and its beauty opened like […]
Erica Buist
“I Don’t See How I Could’ve Done All the Work I Have Done Without Having Lived That Way” […]
“A Few Simple Sentences Like I Like It or I ...
for Christina Pugh Lyric one of Stardust Media, you invited us to relish all manner of living things […]
The Beauty of Squill by Karen An-hwei Lee
Two Short Essays From My Penelope “Poetry an Intra-space” Alone, I walk through the low-lit galleries that house […]
Two Essays From MY PENELOPE by Jill Magi
Saturated in myth, from the biblical Garden of Eden to Eurydice, Carlie Hoffman’s new collection contemplates a world […]
One More World Like This World by Carlie Hoffman, reviewed ...
Precarious is the perfect title for this new and selected collection of poems. Throughout, Judith Pacht expresses a […]
Precarious by Judith Pacht, reviewed by Charles Rammelkamp
“Pure thought is music,” writes Laurie Sheck in Cyborg Fever (13). Using this quote as a model, the […]
Laurie Sheck’s Cyborg Fever, reviewed by Natalie Arita
Devotion is a craving carving our lives. Inherently, we yield our devotion; inherently, we pull toward people and […]
Hymns of Devotion: Cassandra Manzolillo’s I Want to Take You ...
William Huhn wants “a second soul—a beaten one would do,” but distraction seems to flicker everywhere. One moment […]
The Soul of Distraction: William Huhn’s Bachelor Holiday , reviewed by ...
Poet Lesley Wheeler, on her blog, writes, “Without the work of the fungal kingdom, death would overwhelm the […]
Are We All Mushrooms? Mycocosmic by Lesley Wheeler, reviewed by ...
What’s not to like about an exuberant love poem? I mean such as Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s “How do […]
“A Large Enough Space”: Jean Nordhaus’s The Music of Being, ...
According to the author, the poems in Jalousie—winner of Tupelo Press’s Berkshire Prize and Allyson Paty’s first full-length […]