Saut Situmorang (1966-), born in North Sumatera of Indonesia but raised in its capital Medan, spent eleven years […]
Editor’s Feature
UNHEIMLICH He wanted to choose between heaven and his philosophy. His name was Horatio and he […]
Poems by Virginia Lucas, translated by Jen Hofer
Preamble I am lighter: In front […]
Poems by Melisa Machado, translated by Seth Michelson
The Tailor With an eye for measurement […]
Poems by Laura Cesarco Eglin, translated by Scott Spanbauer
negative return i grant me an afternoon sadness turn, tiny wheel of ardor, turn! […]
Poems by Karen Wild Díaz, translated by Ron Paul Salutsky
It is truly an honor to introduce TQ10. This issue, the first in which I’ve had the privilege […]
Editor’s Note by Kristina Marie Darling
Michael Martone was born in Fort Wayne, Indiana, where he learned at a very early age, […]
Magical Thinking: A Conversation with Michael Martone by Kristina ...
Kathy Flann’s short story collection, Get a Grip, won the George Garrett Award and was released […]
Empathy and Perspective: A Conversation with Kathy Flann by ...
“Attention without feeling . . . is only a report.” —Mary Oliver “You have a head and […]
Feeling Good, or Anything, Again: On Poetry and the ...
Born in Osaka, Japan in 1959 and growing up mostly in Hiroshima, Yasuhiro published his first […]
“‘I keep finding poetry outside its ordinary territories’: A ...
Millicent Borges Accardi is the author of four books of poetry: Injuring Eternity, Woman on a […]
Poetry, Compassion, & the Archive: A Conversation with Millicent ...
Poet-Reader-Person, what color is your heart? Green, says Sharon Olds (Deep in my body, my green […]