When we emerged from the willow’s bridal-veiled curtain, we were no longer sisters. Doe at the […]
Editors’ Selections
One modern philosopher says humans never should have existed, the world would be better off. Another […]
When You Say You Wish You Were Dead by Emily ...
You have yet to hear a voice like Essy Stone’s. It’s a voice that suffers no fools, is […]
An Introduction to Essy Stone by dawn lonsinger
Henneh Kyereh Kwaku has poems, micro-prose and essays published or forthcoming in New South Journal, […]
from Revolution of the Scavengers by Henneh Kyereh Kwaku
Wayne Miller’s associative and elliptical narratives suggest that consciousness itself is fragmentary, that memory represents only […]
An Introduction to Wayne Miller by Kristina Marie Darling
Erin Elizabeth Smith’s “Like the Wolf / Deployment Day 220” brims with allusions to pop […]
An Introduction to Erin Elizabeth Smith by Claudia Cortese
The gun bothered June. The woman had tucked it between the waistline of her denim cutoffs and her […]
Dead Water by Sara Hopkins
WAYNE MILLER is the author of four poetry collections—most recently Post- (Milkweed, 2016), which won the […]
A Folio of Poems by Wayne Miller
Alyssa Jewell’s poetry carves a space for awe within what might otherwise be conceived of as […]
An Introduction to Alyssa Jewell by Kristina Marie Darling
New York mugginess clings to pores. It investigates the crevices and peaks of the skin and bone. It […]
Strange Currencies by Sara Hopkins
after WRS 1. Your blue heart was a crutch, a blizzard, a snow day excuse if […]
Love Poems to Accompany the Photographer’s Posthumous Exhibit by Alyssa ...
I’ve been controlling my dreams again: the kind where unnamed flowers grow from the earth like […]