Parent-less from June to September, Ivana and Ilived a thousand lives America didn’t have for us. We were […]
Poetry
David Moolten’s most recent book, Primitive Mood, won the T. S. Eliot Prize (Truman State University Press, 2009). […]
David Moolten – “Rembrandt,” “A Fish,” & “Chrysler New Yorker”
Lisa Marie Oliver is the author of Birthroot (forthcoming, Glass Lyre Press.) Recent poems can be found in The River Heron […]
Lisa Marie Oliver — “Elegy with Sumac” & “Winter Birds”
Mike Puican’s debut book, Central Air (Northwestern Press) was published in 2020. He’s had poems in Poetry, Michigan […]
Mike Puican — A Portfolio of Poetry
Laura A. Ring is the author of Field Notes Recovered from the Expedition to Devil’s Peak, winner of the 2020 […]
Laura Ring — “Real Farmer’s Daughters,” “Report,”“Day at the Beach,” ...
Petra Salazar is a white (tres)passing “coyote” (regional term for an indohispano/anglo racial identity) from Española, New Mexico. […]
Petra Salazar — “radioactive eugenics” and “una fantasma”
Jacqueline Hughes Simon’s writing has appeared in the Apricity Magazine, The Cortland Review, Ghost City Review, New South, Pennsylvania English, […]
Jacqueline Simon — “As to Longing” and “As to Pride”
Avia Tadmor was born in Jerusalem. Her poetry received support from Yaddo, the Rona Jaffe Foundation for the […]
Avia Tadmor — A Portfolio of Poetry
Amish Trivedi is the author of three books, mostly recently FuturePanic. His poems have been in American Poetry […]
Amish Trivedi – from “the stages of dying”
Ann is a poet, non-fiction writer, and literary translator. She is the author of The Medea Notebooks (spring, […]
Ann Pedone — from Hotel Sappho
Barbara E. Murphy’s work has appeared in literary journals including Green Mountains Review, Michigan Quarterly Review, Threepenny Review, and New England […]
Barbara Murphy — “Our Quiet Spring”
Editor’s note: Although he was writing poetry in his teens, it was paradoxically only after Yasuhiro Yotsumoto moved […]