In these two poems, Ginny Threefoot is ostensibly measuring ambiguities—of sound, of childhood. What is really […]
Kristina Marie Darling
Andrea Applebee is a freelance editor and writing coach who lives in Athens, Greece. Her […]
Girl Breaking Glass: Reflections on Embodied Identity – by Andrea ...
Tethered to the throne by my own talent. Of course I relished the power sometimes. To […]
The Court Jester by Michael Montlack
In recent years, audiences and readers have been offered glimpses into a theater of death, suffering, raw fear, […]
The Cost of Love and Survival: A Review of Rebecca ...
Befriending one’s pain is the core of Holley M. Hill’s stunning and ravaging memoir — a hybrid of […]
Terrible Beauty: A Review of There Is Only Lampyridae
In the titular poem of Heidi Seaborn’s first full-length collection of poetry, the speaker asserts that “sometimes/ Chaos […]
What Chaos Can Do: On Heidi Seaborn’s Give a Girl ...
A fleshy truth lurks behind the poems in Luis Panini’s Destruction of the Lover, as translated by Lawrence […]
Lover Created, Because, Destroyed: A Review of Luis Panini’s Destruction ...
Sarah Sousa’s See the Wolf (CavanKerry, 2018) is a collection of familiar cautionary tales around the metonymic “Big […]
“In my version, I’ll include how it feels to be ...
“Every last one of us wears knee-high boots, my lovely, / we live in a booted nation. A […]
The Feeling of Security: A Review of Rachel Galvin’s Elevated ...
A novel teaches you how to read it. In the novels that make up Rachel Cusk’s Outline Trilogy, […]
The Novel as Metaphor: A Review of Rachel Cusk’s Kudos
Kenji C. Liu’s new collection, Monsters I Have Been, is the product of a manifesto: at once a […]
So Many Side-Eyes: Experiments of Resistance in Kenji C. Liu’s ...
What do you know about Modernism? The Process Art Movement? How do you feel about Modern Art? You […]