The ancient master left us a teaching: “Care for the Way, care not about poverty” I […]
Kristina Marie Darling
Adeeba Shahid Talukder is a Pakistani American poet, singer, and translator of Urdu and Persian poetry. She is […]
“‘To envision possibility on a larger scale’: A Conversation ...
Alison Prine’s poems have appeared or are forthcoming in Ploughshares, The Virginia Quarterly Review, Shenandoah, Harvard Review, Michigan […]
My Life Is a Dogwood Tree: A Winter Conversation with ...
Maude Tanswai is a writer and visual artist currently based in Los Angeles, originally from suburban Detroit. VI […]
On Autobiological Impulses: A Multi-Genre Conversation with Maude Tanswai & ...
LOUISE FISHMAN: FOOTWORK IN FRONT OF THE CANVAS a micro-interview with Elaine Sexton ELAINE SEXTON: Given […]
Louise Fishman
Karla Kelsey is like no other writer working today. In her gorgeously lyrical, gratifyingly dense hybrid texts, […]
An Introduction to Karla Kelsey by Kristina Marie Darling
An Introduction by Jeff T. Johnson Wittgenstein said: “No proposition can contain itself as an argument” = The […]
All This Fear by Claire Donato
In the sick dream a wan globe’s dull light pries through a slit at the edge […]
Nocturne by Caitlin Roach
In Austin Smith’s sophomore collection, Flyover Country, there are bucolic echoes of what made Smith’s first collection, Almanac, […]
Flyover Country: As Mindset & Act of Colonization and Aggression
Mary is a River is the third collection by Rachel Jamison Webster that I’ve read. What draws me […]
Making Faith Possible—On Rachel Jamison Webster’s Mary is a River
Only, perhaps, in a poem by David Tomas Martinez is one likely to encounter, in the span of […]
“Being made again”—Hyper-talk & Grace in David Tomas Martinez’ Post ...
“It wasn’t her fault. She wasn’t the shell I was after.” So ends Analicia Sotelo’s “I’m Trying […]