In seconds I rememberedrelief, love even, after waking to the terror of a live snaketurning in my abdomen. […]
Tiffany Troy
Ugochukwu Damian Okpara is a Nigerian-born writer and poet. He is the author of the poetry collection […]
“What We Hold” by Ugochukwu Okpara
Brian McCabe lives in New York City, where he teaches high school English and is an incoming […]
A Folio of Poetry by Brian McCabe
Katherine Huang is a graduate student in genomics and computational biology at UPenn, as well as the […]
Folio of Poetry by Katherine Huang
I am delighted to introduce Esther Lin to Tupelo Quarterly readers. In Lin’s Folio of Poetry, a woman […]
An Introduction to Esther Lin by Tiffany Troy
I am delighted to introduce “The Cu(l)t” by Ananda Naima González to readers of Tupelo Quarterly. This prose […]
An Introduction to Ananda Naima González by Tiffany Troy
“Hope is in the seeds. In all the little places.” To read the poetry of Ryan Cruz is […]
An Introduction to Ryan Cruz by Anastasia K. Gates
Originally from Auburn, Alabama, Marianne Kunkel is the author of Hillary, Made Up (Stephen F. Austin State […]
“Married People Can’t Write Poetry” by Marianne Kunkel
Jill Mceldowney is the author of Otherlight (YesYes Books 2023), a finalist for the Julie Suk Prize […]