Down Here We Come Up, Sara Johnson Allen’s debut novel, tells a story both focused on place and […]
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Honest, real, and lyrical, Arthur Kayzakian’s The Book of Redacted Paintings arrives at a moment in current events […]
On Arthur Kayzakian’s The Book of Redacted Paintings: A Review ...
If you have ever been in the southwest, you’d notice the landscape, without the houses and towers, is […]
On Sherwin Bitsui’s Dissolve: A Review by Veronica Golos
Keith Pilapil Lesmeister’s Mississippi River Museum, published by WTAW Press, is a rumination on internal distance. The story’s […]
A Piece of Northeast Iowa from Keith Pilapil Lesmeister’s Mississippi ...
The poems in Arrowsmith Press’s most recent Ukrainian poetry anthology In the Hour of War: Poetry from Ukraine, […]
War, Reality, and the Darkest Periods of Ukrainian History by ...
You’re The Woods Too by Dennis James Sweeney, published by Essay Press, is nearly impossible to categorize. It […]
Before the Woods, There Is Nameless Desire: You’re The ...
In this extraordinary portfolio of poetry, J. Hope Stein evokes the disorienting wonder and awe of early motherhood. […]
An Introduction to J. Hope Stein by Kristina Marie Darling
It is truly an honor to introduce the thirtieth issue of Tupelo Quarterly. In addition to featuring new work by […]
Editor’s Note by Kristina Marie Darling
David Groff is a poet, writer, independent book editor, literary scout, and teacher. His book of poems, Clay, was chosen […]
Live in Suspense: A Conversation with David Groff – ...
Matt Mauch’s visionary collection of memoir poems, A Northern Spring, centers itself in the midst of March-May 2020, […]
Shannon Vare Christine on Matt Mauch’s A Northern Spring
Life tends to be the ultimate game of intrigue for humans, as one can only guess when, how, […]
Shannon Vare Christine on David Groff’s Live in Suspense
I work for a boutique footwear corporation that specializes in steel-toed leather boots that tend to rip. Our […]