Nine represents infinite in Chinese culture, for instance, nine towers, nine skies. Here we have nine translations from […]
Yamini Pathak
She, my mother, is named after the flower Primrose, or more correctly after its Persian name پامچال / […]
poupeh missaghi from “Flowers in Bloom an UnBordered Encyclopedia” پامچال ...
Fay Dillof’s poetry has appeared or is forthcoming in Best New Poets, New England Review, Ploughshares, Gettysburg Review, […]
Fay Dillof — “Home Movie”
TIGERS, LEOPARDS, LIONS “These beasts only attack those who fear them or those whom they fear…” […]
Katica Kulavkova (from N. Macedonia writing in Macedonian)
When María Baranda wrote Atlántica y el Rústico in the early 2000s, her words were inspired by an […]
María Baranda from “Atlantica and the Rustic” Translated from Spanish ...
This poem is part of a project called O/ccult, which uses 17th century court records of the Salem […]
Mandy Gutmann-Gonzalez — “Examination of Candy, Island Witch”
Jiu Take Tao Yuanming putao jiuand know yourself to be lord of the five willows. Huang Jiu libate […]
Dulce Chiang (from Mexico writing in Spanish and English)
Ayesha Asad is the author of the chapbook Waveborne (Bottlecap Press, 2022). Her work has been included in […]
Ayesha Asad — “Father Fish II”
KB Kinkel is an English and creative writing teacher at the Cambridge School of Weston (in Massachusetts) and […]
KB Kinkel — “The Spirit Too Has Mastered Its Illusions”
Emelie Griffin is a poet, editor, and translator. Her work has appeared in New England Review, Denver Quarterly, […]
Emelie Griffin — “Winter Where I am” & “Aspects of ...
kathy wu (she/they) is an interdisciplinary poet, visual artist, and educator. She has taught at RISD, Brown, CUNY, […]
kathy wu — “White Asters,” “Tu,” “Moon / Mom,” & ...
Abigail Ardelle Zammit is a Maltese writer and educator whose poetry and reviews have appeared in international journals […]