Abigail Ardelle Zammit has had poetry and reviews published in a variety of international journals including Matter, Tupelo Quarterly, […]
Wendy Chen
Lately all I can remember of dreams is that I’ve forgotten them the way a few people will […]
Small Mourning by Natalie Martell
The virus has evolved. The New York Times sounds the alarm. Of the immunocompromised they warn, may be […]
Supercharged Mutant by Katie Gene Friedman
My classmate overhears metalking about my rapes. How my first rapist was thoughtful: waited untilI was passed out, […]
Just by Looking by Katie Gene Friedman
I gnawed God down to the boneI drank him down to dark eyes and laidmy aching jaw across […]
Sylvia Plath Observes her Wake by Emmanuelle Christie
Bruce Bond is the author of thirty books including, most recently, Plurality and the Poetics of Self (Palgrave, […]
Bruce Bond – A Portfolio of Poetry
You’ve stopped tilling in a bid to sink carbon, your bit in forestalling near certain destruction. Stalked spekboom […]
Ox turn by Erin Conway-Smith
for OR-93 Your long walk […]
Gray Wolf Elegy by Brittney Corrigan
We are seated around a table talking about concussions.The professor describes the role of engineering: a bicyclist […]
Visiting the Cadaver Lab Two Weeks before College Decision Day ...
They don’t tell youchronic illness is a philosophyof mind puzzle. The one where a ship sets sail around […]
Third Dimension by Katie Gene Friedman
This was a long time ago now. I don’t remember whose idea it was but we were flying […]
Arctic summer by Erin Conway-Smith
We’d been out past sunset watching the leopard. Winter, wrapped in blankets, the sky went bright as we […]