Kristina Marie Darling

All too often, we define textual hybridity in terms of literary genres, implying that a writer may only […]

Reinventing Hybridity: Five Recent Titles from Sidebrow Books

My exes shall rise up from their Mazdas & adorn themselves in denim. I’ll take their hands […]

It was like standing in the midst of a city park with a friend who shows you […]

One Too many days I have started as you and ended leagues away. Is it our ambiguous […]

Pond Life Plate 60 Newberry Family (Aeshnidae) Blue darner, Aeshna, Diagonally striped lawn, beside swampland, cat tails […]

It was like dreaming that you are given the keys to a model city and instantly feeling […]

Gregor Podlogar, born in Ljubljana in 1974, graduated in philosophy from the University of Ljubljana. He has published […]

I carry a word in my walls. Or two, to share. What I was once sure of, […]

Kiki Petrosino is the author of two books of poetry: Hymn for the Black […]

“The Dottery,” perhaps best read as, ‘daughter-y,’ is a kind of finishing or boarding school for female children […]

—Every childhood achieves something great and irreplaceable for humanity. —Walter Benjamin — not martyr martyr martyr […]