Several years ago an 800-year-old pot was found on a Native American reservation in Wisconsin. Inside the pot […]
Kristina Marie Darling
Plenty of poems have arguments, but few claim to present any sort of conclusion. Raymond Gibson’s Meridian carefully […]
On Raymond Gibson’s Meridian by B.C.A. Belcastro
How careful we must be not to disturb the membrane between one moment and the next. […]
One Thing Leads to Another by Madeleine Wattenberg
*** It wasn’t a date – we simply went to the shop for laundry detergent, because our dirty […]
Two Poems by Inga Pizane, translated by Jayde Will
__________________________________________________________________ AMANUENSIS by Nick Flynn If […]
AMANUENSIS by Nick Flynn & Rachel Eliza Griffiths
LISS PLATT ON THE “POTENTIAL PRESENCE” IN HER WORK Liss Platt spent a decade of “sustained […]
Liss Platt
I first met Ruben Quesada at a local bar in Chicago called the The Innertown Pub […]
An Introduction to Ruben Quesada by Simone Muench
A Process Note Graphic poetry is the melding of words and images. In her project, “”Trans. Sensory””, […]
A Folio of Graphic Poems by Naoko Fujimoto
Isn’t it clear? I am writing about this house and its property because I want you to be […]
Loudville (entry: Warm as if by your ghost…) by ...
We’re stopped in Subiaco to lay stones on stone at […]
The Light the Living See by Ada Limón
Will Daddario is a performance philosopher and a theatre historiographer. In addition to To Grieve, his published works […]
“The Practice of Grief: An Interview with Will Daddario,” conducted ...
Tyler Meier’s “July” follows the Biblical advice to “consider the lilies, how they grow.” But Meier’s […]