cumulus congestus. Bottle glass, cigarillos, sparrows fighting over Cheetos. Things pile up. Turn-of-the-last-century stones set cheek […]
Kristina Marie Darling
It is truly an honor to introduce TQ10. This issue, the first in which I’ve had the privilege […]
Editor’s Note by Kristina Marie Darling
http://www.tupeloquarterly.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/A_Pulse_is_a_Pulse_Until.pdf TR Brady is a poet and amateur art historian. Her work has […]
A Pulse Is a Pulse Until by TR Brady
Like most conversations, it’s about light. It’s true: if you drive far enough, fast enough, you’ll […]
Midnight Special by Matthew Minicucci
Michael Martone was born in Fort Wayne, Indiana, where he learned at a very early age, […]
Magical Thinking: A Conversation with Michael Martone by Kristina ...
I don’t think can you really know anyone until they’re silent. Distant. Lost above a mass […]
Gravity by Matthew Minicucci
Shrine for Girls: A Micro-Interview with Patricia Cronin by Elaine Sexton A Note from the Artist […]
Patricia Cronin
When Carrie looks up at you, pale green eyes pleading, and asks when daddy is coming […]
How To Be A Widow by Lesley Trites
her pretty face […]
What Flew Out of Aunt Hester’s Scream by Ashley M. ...
http://www.tupeloquarterly.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Toby-Martinez-de-la-Rivas.pdf Toby Martinez de las Rivas was born in 1978. He grew up in Somerset, then […]
Seven Poems by Toby Martinez de la Rivas
My father wears a flash drive around his neck like a dog tag. The flash drive […]
In Memory of Us by María Isabel Alvarez
The editors of Tupelo Quarterly are thrilled to announce the judge for TQ11’s “Call and Response” Poetry Contest, […]