Eva Heisler is a Maryland-born poet and art critic currently based near Heidelberg, Germany. Her poems have been […]
Editor’s Feature
How many times have you had to say goodbye? In New York City alone, while it seems hard […]
DEPARTURES (& Coming Home) by Bronwyn Mills
I had the pleasure of interviewing our Prose Open judge, Joanna Howard, on behalf of Tupelo Quarterly. Joanna […]
Interview with Joanna Howard by Christopher Kondrich
That single tiny portrait remaining. A heap of inscrutable letters and a white dress. The envelopes already torn. […]
Your Scholar: Tracking Emily Dickinson’s Ghost by Kristina Marie ...
Within the mind there is yet another mind. That mind within the mind: it is an awareness that […]
Upstream From Subject-Object: Introductory Notes Toward a Dao of Writing ...
Hard times are coming, when we’ll be wanting the voices of writers who can see alternatives to how […]
Sustaining Art’s/Our Response, & Considering How We Make It by ...
FLY ME TO THE MOON AND LET ME PLAY AMONG THE STARS— Part I: Science and the […]
Science and the Elephant’s Child by Bronwyn Mills
Gregor Podlogar, born in Ljubljana in 1974, graduated in philosophy from the University of Ljubljana. He has published […]
A Conversation with Gregor Podlogar on Tomaž Šalamun by Ming ...
John Gallaher is the author of five books of poetry, most recently Your Father on the Train of […]
An Interview with John Gallaher by Kristina Marie Darling
In the beautiful “Deus Ex Machina,” Peter Gizzi asks, “may I keep this promise?” The question — […]
Editor’s Foreword by Christopher Kondrich
The three facets of the great writer — magic, story, lesson — are prone to blend in […]
The Marrow and the Harvest: Reflections on Allen Grossman’s Bitter ...
I am thrilled to present this editor’s feature, an interview with translators Cynthia Hogue (Poet and Professor […]