Sam Taylor is the author of three books of poems, Body of the World, Nude Descending an Empire, and The Book […]
Editor’s Feature
Jenny Grassl was raised in Pennsylvania, and now lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Her poems appeared in The Boston Review as a runner-up […]
“An image flares with story, idea, and philosophy”: A Conversation ...
Kenning JP García is an editor, diarist, antipoet, and humorist currently living in Albany. Xyr work tends towards […]
“I bring ideas into conversation”: A Conversation with Diarist ...
The Distaff Side is Mary Leader’s fifth volume of poems, her third in the United Kingdom with Shearsman, a house exhibiting, […]
The Distaff Side: A Conversation with Mary Leader about Poetry, ...
It is truly an honor to introduce the twenty-sixth issue of Tupelo Quarterly. In addition to featuring new work by […]
Editor’s Note
Angelo Mao is a poet and a scientific researcher who does experiments on mice. The premise of the […]
The Slaughterhouse and Sanctuaries of Angelo Mao’s Abattoir — by ...
Nick Courtright is the author of The Forgotten World, Let There Be Light,and Punchline, and is the Executive Editor of Atmosphere […]
“From counting syllables religiously to letting the page’s white space ...
Santiago Zabala is a philosopher and cultural critic. He is an ICREA Research Professor of Philosophy at the […]
When our greatest emergencies emerge through art: An Interview with ...
Rohan Chhetri is a writer and translator. He is the author of Slow Startle (Winner of the Emerging […]
Don’t Forget the Wind: An Interview with Rohan Chhetri about ...
Cutter Streeby holds an MFA from the University of East Anglia and an MA in Literature from King’s […]
a nebulous shapeshifting thing: I want to stay up in ...
I know the poet David Kirby fairly well but not nearly well enough as I’d like; in grad […]
An Introduction to David Kirby by Seth Brady Tucker
Clifford Garstang grew up in the Midwest and received a BA from Northwestern University. After serving as a […]