A central tenet of art is conflict. As a writer, to be aware of such an aim is […]
Kristina Marie Darling
Cancer: the word freezes the blood. Yes, many cancers, found early enough, are now a “chronic condition,” yet […]
Family Gifts and Curses: Blood Lines by Ann Bookman, reviewed ...
What creates and sustains the solitude of a given book of poetry? The Double Lamp of Solitude offers […]
Ben Tripp on The Double Lamp of Solitude by Joshua ...
It is truly an honor to introduce the twenty-ninth issue of Tupelo Quarterly. In addition to featuring new work by […]
Editor’s Note
Kristina Marie Darling: Your stunning poetry collection, A Northern Spring, will soon launch from Trio House Press. How […]
A Northern Spring: A Conversation with Matt Mauch & ...
Isabel Neal is an exciting voice in contemporary poetry. Drawing from a rich lineage of experimental feminist poets, […]
An Introduction to Isabel Neal
Isabel Neal is a poet and educator from New England. She earned her MFA from the University of Michigan, […]
A Portfolio of Poetry by Isabel Neal
Buried roughly in the middle of Pilgrim Bell is a quote by Anne Carson that reads, “A pilgrim […]
A Review of Kaveh Akbar’s Pilgrim Bell by M.G. Moscato
Patterns of Orbit: Stories by Chloe N. Clark is a meditation on what it is to exist within […]
On Patterns of Orbit: Stories by Chloe N. Clark: A ...
B. H. Fairchild is not a well-know poet, even though he’s published seven books of poetry and has […]
Meryl Natchez on An Ordinary Life by B.H. Fairchild
Released at a critical, pivotal moment during Russia’s brutal and inhumane invasion of Ukraine, the 8th and Atlas […]
A review of Voices of Freedom: Contemporary Writing from Ukraine ...
Writers have always been drawn to John Keats—his exquisite craftsmanship; his short, tragic life; his close acquaintance with […]