A Process Note In the series Textual Portraits, images of contemporary women emerge from historic words. The […]
Kristina Marie Darling
“Don’t mistake / me as a fairy tale for the other girls,” declares Saint Margaret of Antioch […]
An Introduction to Anne Champion by Simone Muench
http://www.tupeloquarterly.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/You-won’t-believe-the-life-you’ll-be-asked-to-live.pdf July Westhale is the author of Trailer Trash (2016 Kore Press Book Award), The Cavalcade […]
Trailer Trash by July Westhale
I first had the pleasure of experiencing Adam Vines’ luminous work when our Associate Editor, Okla Elliott, […]
An Introduction to Adam Vines by Kristina Marie Darling
Patron Saint of dentistry and those suffering from dental problems […]
SAINT APOLLONIA by Anne Champion
Anneke Brassinga, born in 1948 at Schaarsbergen, Holland, did translation studies at the University of Amsterdam 1967 – […]
‘The world which is a kind of afterworld’: A ...
http://www.tupeloquarterly.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/I-am-all-caught.pdf John A. Nieves poems forthcoming or recently published in journals such as: Cincinnati Review, Pleiades, […]
Crime Scene Ending (in a Preposition) by John A. Nieves
For being alive we’d undress and spot the rage in night’s density and it was for […]
FOR BEING ALIVE by Camila Charry Noriega, translated by Olivia ...
Do you think the saying is true: when someone dies, a library burns down? – Alison […]
The Werther Effect by Chelsea Dingman
My mother-in-law told me to put an egg in a sick grandchild’s crib: If it is […]
Kitchen Coven by Avra Elliott
September; the neighbor’s children all wearing knit caps with tassels, red coats. One fits the cuff of […]
F O R T H E ...
They show up in the Newsfeed. Facebook as memorial. Birthday reminders. Events where the guest of […]