Dear _______, I once heard the question: what if the most passionate love affair you will ever have […]
Kristina Marie Darling
Amalia Melis was born and raised in New York. She is a freelance hard news/feature writer who has […]
Healing the Tear by Amalia Melis
Jenny Grassl lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Her poems have appeared in Ocean State Review, The Boston Review, Tupelo […]
from THE THUNDER, PERFECT MIND: A CONJURING by Jenny Grassl
A Process Note Prompted by Kristina Marie Darling while participating in the 2025 Aegean Arts Circle Writing Workshop […]
“The Ropes and Wind Have Eyes, But the Bells Tell the ...
MARCH WORKSHOPS Writing and Cinema by Arielle Burgdorf Date & Time March 11th / 1-3:30p ET Workshop Description […]
Announcing the Tupelo Quarterly Spring Workshop Series
It is truly an honor to introduce the thirty-sixth issue of Tupelo Quarterly. We are thrilled to announce the winners, […]
Editor’s Note by Kristina Marie Darling
Ellen Kombiyil uses redaction, collage, and recombination to expose a dark history. The result is both acerbically witty […]
Judge’s Citation by Hasanthika Sirisena
Bolton’s poems are generous and skillfully compressed, visionary and focused. I was drawn in so fully by their […]
Judge’s Citation by Maya Popa
Exploring themes of purification, healing, and rebirth, this six-part lyrical essay is as insightful as it is moving, as […]
Judge’s Citation by Diana Spechler
TQ36 Guest Poet: Donna Stonecipher “Be Kind Rewind: Where Poetry Meets Proust,” an interview Series by L.J. Sysko […]
“Be Kind Rewind: Where Poetry Meets Proust,” an interview series ...
Martha McCollough’s newest book of poems, Trash Witch, strewn with magical debris, overshadowed by death, and fraught with […]
Jenny Grassl on Martha McCollough’s Trash Witch
Summer Hardinge lives near the Potomac River in Maryland and facilitates Amherst Writers and Artists workshops in the […]