Cutter Streeby holds an MFA from the University of East Anglia and an MA in Literature from King’s […]
Poetry
David Moolten’s last book, Primitive Mood, won the T. S. Eliot Prize (Truman State University Press, 2009). His chapbook The […]
David Moolten — “The Other Orpheuses” & “Shirtwaist”
Kathleen Winter is the author of three prize-winning poetry collections: Transformer (Word Works 2020); I will not kick […]
Kathleen Winter — “Fan Fiction: The Last Days of Disco” ...
Bill Rector is a retired physician. He has published five poetry chapbooks: Lost Moth (Chapbook Prize Winner, Epiphany […]
Bill Rector — A Portfolio of Prose Poetry
Margaret Malochleb is a poet, writer and editor based in Chicago. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming […]
Margaret Malochleb — “Dear E: A Series of Epistles”
Aaron Lopatin is a poet and teacher living in Brooklyn. His work has appeared in Colorado Review, Chicago […]
Aaron Lopatin — “The day was a ringworm, my arm ...
Poet, translator and essayist Jo Ann Clark is the author 1001 Facts of Prehistoric Life (Black Lawrence Press). […]
Jo Ann Clark — “Myths of Drowning”
Angie Macri is the author of Sunset Cue (Bordighera), winner of the Lauria/Frasca Poetry Prize, and Underwater Panther […]
Angie Macri — “Arches and Threads”.
Angela Voras-Hills’s first book, Louder Birds (Pleiades 2020) was awarded the Lena-Miles Wever Todd Poetry Prize. Her work […]
Angela Voras-Hills — A Portfolio of Poetry
Greg Rappleye’s poems have previously appeared in POETRY, The Southern Review, The North American Review, Arts & Letters, […]
Greg Rappleye — A Portfolio of Poetry
Bill Hollands’ work has been featured on The Slowdown podcast and in such journals as The Southern Review, […]
Bill Hollands — “Pete Davidson,” “Religion,” & “Letter”
Professor of English at John Jay College, Alexander Long has published four books and four chapbooks, including On […]