Jeannine Marie Pitas is the author of two poetry chapbooks and the translator of several Uruguayan […]
Editor’s Feature
Betsy Wheeler’s lyrics remind me why and how in poems we sing. Devoted to a kind of […]
An Introduction to Betsy Wheeler by Lisa Olstein
Hope Wabuke is the author of the chapbooks The Leaving and Movement No.1: Trains. She is […]
Unsilence the Silence: Two Poems and a Conversation with Hope ...
Aletheia is a Greek word often translated as ‘truth’, ‘unforgetting’, ‘unconcealedness.’ While in modern greek, it […]
Aletheia: Reflections on Poetic Knowing by Andrea Applebee
http://www.tupeloquarterly.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Marosa-di-Giorgio-for-Tupelo.pdf Born in Salto, Uruguay, and raised on her family’s farm, Marosa di Giorgio (1932-2004) is […]
A Selection of Poems by Marosa di Giorgio, translated from ...
Natalia Azarova was born in 1956 in Moscow, graduated from Moscow State University with BA in […]
‘I’ll tuck the horizon under my heels’: A Conversation ...
It is an honor and a delight to introduce the latest issue of Tupelo Quarterly. We […]
Editor’s Note by Kristina Marie Darling
Joshua Clover is author of six books including poetry, cultural history, and political theory; he’s been […]
‘An Archive of Confessions’: A Conversation with Joshua Clover, curated ...
Lindsey Drager is the author of The Lost Daughter Collective (Dzanc, forthcoming 2017) and The Sorrow […]
“Daughters live in places the men cannot access”: A ...
Suzanne Buffam was born and raised in Montreal, Canada. She earned an MA in English from Concordia University […]
Micro(inter)view with Suzanne Buffam: How Not To Kill The Baby, ...
Matthew Rohrer is the author of several books of poems, including Surrounded By Friends and the forthcoming novel-in-verse […]
“The beginning of a darkness that descends”: A Conversation with ...
Introduction Uruguay, with a population of only 3.3 million, is the smallest Spanish speaking country […]