All too often, writers approach […]
Kristina Marie Darling
What is most beautiful in virile men is something feminine; what is most beautiful in feminine […]
Willafred’s Body by Teresa Milbrodt
All too often, poets insist on claiming complete ownership over the texts they create. This kind of proprietary […]
“I WOULD NEVER SAY I’M SORRY IN A DREAM”: VOICE ...
We the dogs once had longer names: Commission Chairman Apple of My Eye, Sweets and Candy […]
We the Dogs by Rachel Richardson
Uncle Sol wears a hairnet to bed every night like an old lady. That’s why his […]
Uncle Sol Comes to America by Marilyn Ogus Katz
http://www.tupeloquarterly.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Samantha_Deal-Heroic_Messenger-2.pdf Originally from Boone, North Carolina, Samantha Deal received her B.A. in Comparative Literature from […]
Heroic Messenger / The Weight Between Your Shoulders by Samantha ...
In 2013, there were 319,325 migrant workers in Hong Kong. About half were Indonesian and nearly all […]
From Vacuum by Nicholas Wong
“You’ve got to name her Dottie,” says Gar, a volunteer helper, nodding toward the cow in […]
Loving Cows by Barbara Felton
You are old. You do not mind any more than you minded being young. It’s exciting […]
Newborn by Soren Stockman
2011 You are in Banff National Park, Canada. It is a day in summer, a day […]
On the Way by Diana Radovan
Every girl who was any girl left school early that year to get her hair done […]
The Ones We Turned Into Queens by K.K. Fox
We flew to Montana for a wedding, ostensibly. A childhood friend of mine had been working […]