JJS Being me, I am, of course, interested in talking about your anthology Black Nature: Four Centuries […]
Ryan Gunn
Only mid-October, so the trees—still bright with leaves—crack with the surprise of snow. Cold splits the small […]
Autumn Storm by Katherine Bode-Lang
Chrystal Berche writes. Hard times, troubled times, the lives of her characters are never easy, […]
Neonrest by Chrystal Berche
In May, I had the opportunity to sit and talk with Katherine Bode-Lang, whose book The Reformation […]
The Reformation: a Conversation with Katherine Bode-Lang by Jessamyn Smyth
You remember the time you entered a field, having travelled a long way holding an apple, […]
House of Horses by Albert Abonado
Let me remember only the starry explosion of our limbed violence. Let me see the faint reflection […]
Keepsake Serenade by Alice Anderson
From ghoulies and ghosties And long-leggedy beasties And things that go bump in the night, Good Lord, deliver […]
The Animal Kingdom; Grand Metaphors by Bronwyn Mills
Because the week I turn forty, a giant squid washes ashore. It’s the week I want to […]
Sensory Deprivation Floats: A Groupon by Lisa Fay Coutley
The boy in the labyrinth’s hand retracts from under the beast’s hot respiration. His hand, damp from […]
Labyrinth 86 by Oliver de la Paz
But forgetfulness does not exist, dreams do not exist; flesh exists. –Garcia Lorca I was asking for […]
Manahatta by Alicia Ostriker
2030 “Ladies and gentlemen, please!” Georgie likes me to pause here; […]