after Richard Siken Tell me again about the rain, tell me how it’s good […]
Ryan Gunn
Gray’s poems address how one reads—attempts to read—still life and still living. Each of these poems […]
Introduction to Juliana Gray’s poems by CM Burroughs
Being citizens of the Extreme West, where nature is said to abhor a vacuum, the emptiness […]
Direct Transmission of the Oblique, Part I by Eric Darton
On January 9th of this year the poet and activist Imamu Amiri Baraka (previously LeRoy Jones) […]
Out of the Dead Land: Listening to Baraka/Jones after his ...
I trailed my dad downstairs into the morgue. The man whose leg he had them save for us […]
Legacy by Eric Berlin
Dr. Ernest Williamson III, an Assistant Professor of English at Allen University, has published […]
In Coversation With My Art by Dr. Ernest Williamson III
Teach me the spider’s ontological geometry. Let me be born to spin myself, this edge to another edge […]
Apprentice by Catherine Turnbull
This new blood has taken root, my donor replete & replicate. I felt it first as […]
That Which Blooms Beyond Where it is Planted by Sandy ...
Sometimes a prayer can be about re-entering the haunting. Sometimes it needs your voice to speak […]
The One Who Broke by Shannon Hardwick
So, this is what it means […]
The Body’s Instinct is to Bloom by Sandy Longhorn
While teaching about hijab, one bra strap slips off my shoulder, cordons my upper arm. […]
Look by Elizabeth Harlan-Ferlo
I have un-marbled your lunch pail of its patina of jelly, its bloom of mold. What […]