My son and I sat on a ledge above a tiny alpine lake, […]
Prose
The object of art is not to reproduce reality but to create a reality of the same intensity. […]
ANTHRACITE: FRAGMENTS TOWARD A PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST by William ...
in memory of the infamous Korean novelist, poet, and painter, Hailji (Rim Jong Joo) When I first […]
Orbit Kalnas by Kerry Keys
“No, it’s privilege, totally. Although some of it working opposite the way you’d think. For instance, here it […]
The Crown Jewels by Eileen Kelly
I cannot forget. The words came from Coda, a Harris’s hawk, as I mucked her mew at […]
Contingency Plan by Chris J. Bahnsen
Since I am the son of a chemist (my family regularly used beakers as juice glasses, pipettes as […]
T. S. Eliot’s Lab Partner by Leonard Kress
Summer 1987, and my parents are homeowners. On Cumberland Parkway in Des Plaines. A Cape Cod with baby-blue […]
The Flood by Jeffrey Wolf
Arun Kolatkar (1932-2004) was a reputed bilingual Indian poet whose poetic sequence, Jejuri, was re-published in the New York Review […]
EV Ramakrishnan – An Essay on Arun Kolatkar: A Poetic ...
Sahil and I were getting ready to go to school when the telegram came. We were living then […]
Nirupama Dutt – “Our Father Thou Art in Heaven”
Karthika Naïr is the coauthor of A Different Distance. She is a poet, fabulist and librettist whose books include The Honey Hunter, illustrated […]
… A Little Like Angel Cake by Karthika Nair
There was the time Lulu and I took the train three stops further into Brooklyn from her place, […]