Adrienne Raphel’s debut collection of poetry, What Was It For, careens on the edges of nonsense—which […]
Kristina Marie Darling
“Among couples who had a stillbirth, nearly 60 percent broke up within ten years, while close […]
Why I Stay by Chelsea Dingman
A Process Note In the series Textual Portraits, images of contemporary women emerge from historic words. The […]
Marie-Eve (Beauvoir 1949) by Leslie Nichols
Patron Saint of architects, firemen, miners, prisoners, artillerymen, and firemen […]
SAINT BARBARA by Anne Champion
For the last issue of Tupelo Quarterly, TQ11, I curated an Editorial Feature, “An Inheritance of Riches: […]
An Inheritance of Riches II: Marosa di Giorgio and ...
http://www.tupeloquarterly.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/When-did-you-last-see-rain.pdf July Westhale is the author of Trailer Trash (2016 Kore Press Book Award), The Cavalcade […]
Epilogue by July Westhale
There is no lavender in her. No lily or silk. My mother Warned me any woman […]
Predator by Kristi Carter
A Process Note In the series Textual Portraits, images of contemporary women emerge from historic words. The […]
Alice (Terrell 1904) by Leslie Nichols
In this interview, the founding editor of Plays Inverse Press, Tyler Crumrine, discusses the ways in […]
Especially the Impossible Ones: A Conversation with Tyler Crumrine of ...
– Hopper’s Cape Cod Evening But it seems noonish, as if […]
Borders by Adam Vines
http://www.tupeloquarterly.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Some-night.pdf July Westhale is the author of Trailer Trash (2016 Kore Press Book Award), The Cavalcade […]
Wake by July Westhale
http://www.tupeloquarterly.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/33.pdf Jakuzen was a 12th century priest of the Buddhist Tendai sect; he resided outside the […]