Maya Pindyck is an interdisciplinary artist/poet, educator, and scholar. Her latest poetry collection, Emoticoncert, was published by Four […]
Editor’s Feature
...Should I come safe to harbour terror lurks […]
“Exile” by Bronwyn Mills
A 2015 Pew Fellow in the Arts, Brian Teare is the recipient of poetry fellowships from the National […]
“‘What we really want to do is serve happiness’: ...
Joshua Marie Wilkinson grew up in Seattle and lives in Tucson. He’s written a book called Meadow Slasher […]
“‘All my conceptions are misconceptions’: A Conversation with Joshua Marie ...
Waking Up 1 What could be better: a fresh happy-dress, laid out on the bed in […]
Three Poems by Tatiana Daniliyants, translated by Katherine E. Young
http://www.tupeloquarterly.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Selva_Casal_for_Tupelo.pdf Selva Casal (b. 1930) is the author of fifteen books of poetry. A […]
A Selection of Poems by Selva Casal, translated from the ...
Adrienne Raphel’s debut collection of poetry, What Was It For, careens on the edges of nonsense—which […]
Boomerang Back and Pierce You: A Conversation with Adrienne Raphel, ...
For the last issue of Tupelo Quarterly, TQ11, I curated an Editorial Feature, “An Inheritance of Riches: […]
An Inheritance of Riches II: Marosa di Giorgio and ...
In this interview, the founding editor of Plays Inverse Press, Tyler Crumrine, discusses the ways in […]
Especially the Impossible Ones: A Conversation with Tyler Crumrine of ...
Anneke Brassinga, born in 1948 at Schaarsbergen, Holland, did translation studies at the University of Amsterdam 1967 – […]
‘The world which is a kind of afterworld’: A ...
– Yves Tanguy’s Les Vues Like a man running away […]
My View from Here by Adam Vines
Denise Duhamel’s most recent book of poetry is Scald (Pittsburgh, 2017). Blowout (Pittsburgh, 2013) was a […]