AT RISK, Teresa Cader’s fourth book of poems, winner of the Richard Snyder Memorial Prize (selected by Mark […]
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Habitat is a finely tuned device for reflecting on the violence of our present. Across nine stories, Case […]
Patterns in the tapestry of our oppression: A Review of ...
“This is not a story about logic,” the unnamed narrator of Natalie Bakopoulos’s Archipelago reminds us, as she […]
Archipelago by Natalie Bakopoulos, reviewed by Devon Halliday
On the cool side of any dystopia lies its counterpart: the promise of utopia. And if utopia is […]
Hope Hangs On: Rebecca Foust’s You Are Leaving the ...
When I tell people that I write memoir, one of the common responses I get is, How can […]
In Praise of Quieter Memoir: Review of Karen Babine’s The ...
In Tsunami: Women’s Voices from Mexico, a new anthology edited by Gabriela Jauregui and Heather Cleary, a compilation of […]
Tsunami: Women’s Voices from Mexico, Gabriela Jauregui and Heather Cleary, ...
An element of Frank Paino’s poetry that I love the most is that it is absolutely present and […]
The Presence in Frank Paino’s Dark Octaves: A Review ...
The dragon in the Chinese imagination is said to have its archetype in silkworms. It is likely that […]
Arthur Sze’s The Silk Dragon II: Translations of Chinese Poetry, ...
On the cool side of any dystopia lies its counterpart: the promise of utopia. And if utopia is […]
Hope Hangs On: Rebecca Foust’s You Are Leaving the ...
Award-winning Ukrainian-American poet, translator, and founding editor of Four Way Books Dzvinia Orlowsky brings to readers a collection […]
When the Homeland is Far Away, The Diaspora Evokes Its ...
Lizzy Itkin: Locomotive Cathedral is an arresting and evocative title. It holds a tension between machinery and reverence, […]
Movement, Form, and Devotion in Locomotive Cathedral: An Interview with ...
In your new collection, which so compellingly engages with the world’s hardships and wonders, there’s a sense — […]