Mary Jo Bang is a poet and translator. She has translated Dante’s Inferno and Purgatorio and published eight […]
Kristina Marie Darling
Susanna Lang divides her time between Chicago and Uzès, France. Her chapbook, Like This, is forthcoming from Unsolicited […]
From Chicago to Uzès, Working with Words in a New ...
XU XI 許素細 is author of fourteen books, including five novels, one memoir, eight collections of stories and essays. Her first […]
“Subverting the sentence, paragraph and the page”: A Conversation ...
Valerie Hsiung’s To Love an Artist (Essay Press, 2022) is divided into 11 untitled sections. The collection likens […]
Resisting the Plagues with Valerie Hsiung’s To Love an Artist ...
Rachel Rueckert is a prize-winning writer and MFA graduate from Columbia University, where she also taught Contemporary Essays. […]
“An opportunity to marvel at it all”: A Conversation ...
Francelise Dawkins: French Caribbean Influence An Introduction by Mary Kathryn Jablonski Ask yourself what mandalas and poetry may […]
Francelise Dawkins
Walking the Labyrinth: An Introduction by Mary Kathryn Jablonski When you think of a mandala, what do you […]
Willie Marlowe
Sanctuary, An Interview with Lynne Browne MKJ: Lynne, let’s talk about process! I’ve known you as a photographer […]
Lynne Browne
A Process Note These poems are erasures of The New Etiquette: The Modern Code of Social Behavior by Margery Wilson […]
A Portfolio of Erasures by Carrie Green
A Process Note I’ve been playing as a collagist for about a decade now. My collages are handmade, […]
Seven Visual Poems by Brian Barker
“Home is wherever I’m with you” or “Almost heaven, West Virginia” or “living in a shotgun shack” or […]
A Review of Benjamin Niespodziany’s no farther than the end ...
the castration of a minor god is the third full length book of poems by john compton. The […]