What are the ways in which history haunts us—both in our waking and dreaming lives? How can we […]
Tiffany Troy
There are writers whose work you encounter at the exact moment you need it—whose silences echo something you […]
Grief as Ghost, Grief as Guide: Chiwan Choi in Dialogue—curated ...
When I first encountered Bloodmercy, I was struck not only by its daring reimagining of Cain and Abel […]
“Blood as Language, Mercy as Rebellion”: An Interview with I.S. ...
jason b. crawford’s YEET! is a charged constellation of longing, language, and liberation—a text that sprawls, resists, and […]
A Joyful Refusal: jason b. crawford on YEET!, Black Futurity, ...
It’s rare to encounter a collection that doesn’t just demand your attention—but refuses to let you look away. […]
Still Raising Hell: Taylor Byas and the Refusal to Be ...
I first came across Jaiden Geolingo’s work scrolling through diode poetry journal, stumbling onto a poem that stopped […]
When the Mouth Becomes a Map: Speaking with Jaiden Geolingo ...
In this intimate conversation for Tupelo Quarterly, I had the honor of sitting down with poet, actor, and […]
“You Don’t Have to Earn Your Softness”: author, Karl Michael ...
I first met Isabella DeSendi the way you meet certain people in this life—through the work. Her poems […]
The Fire Beneath the Tongue: Isabella DeSendi on Craft, Healing, ...
In murmurations, Anthony Thomas Lombardi doesn’t just write poems—he conjures a fugitive gospel of grief, survival, and spirit. […]
“To Be Changed and Still Haunted”: A Conversation with Anthony ...
Robert Fanning’s All We Are Given We Cannot Hold looks to the crenelated inarticulata of his life, as […]
“Where once there was a sea: A Conversation with Robert ...
Today the Holy Ghost Appears Today the Holy Ghost appears as an Eastern Phoebe, stunned on the ground,belly up, […]
A Folio of Sonnets by Lisa Rhoades —
Lynn Pedersen’s poems have appeared or are forthcoming in New England Review, Ecotone, Nimrod, Bennington Review, and […]