1. It is intolerable to imagine we are being watched. This was your feeling in church as a […]
Editors’ Selections
Chapter 7: BODY – w/ Luna Luis Ortiz, LaLa Zannell, and Gia Love: Black Trans Bodies, Body Sponsorship, […]
Excerpt from And the Category Is...Inside New York’s Vogue, House, ...
What storyteller, art critic, educator, and theorist Ricky Tucker has to teach in his new book And the […]
An Introduction to Ricky Tucker by Laura Cronk
Cynie Cory is an exciting voice in contemporary poetry. It has been said that the new frontier in […]
An Introduction to Cynie Cory by Kristina Marie Darling
Noel Quinones has the big lovely voice I hear in poets like Natalie Diaz and Terrence Hayes, but […]
An Introduction to Noel Quinones
If poetry is the reinvention of language and form, then Gabriel Houck’s prose is the reinvention of the […]
An Introduction to Gabriel Houck by Seth Brady Tucker
Darcie Abbene writes with lyricism that is as beautiful as it is understated. For those who know her […]
An Introduction to Darcie Abbene by Kristina Marie Darling
Ayomide Festus, co-winner of WRR-CAPRECON Green Author’s Prize 2015, is a Nigerian writer and a graduate of Obafemi […]
The Beginning by Ayomide Festus
“In 1836 Heinrich Englehard Steinway built his first piano in the kitchen of his home in Seesen, Germany […]
The Center by Darcie Abbene
Laurel Nakanishi’s debut poetry collection Ashore (Tupelo Press, 2021) directs our gaze to the “patchwork island” of Hawaii […]
As far as a bird can fly: A review of ...
As a collection, The Earliest Witness by G.C. Waldrep (Tupelo Press 2021) is curious. It features the poet, […]