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An Interview with Jenny Grassl, conducted by Abigail Ardelle Zammit Abigail Ardelle Zammit: Even before I started reading […]
Two Innovators in Conversation: Jenny Grassl & Abigail Ardelle Zammit ...
MELORA WOLFF’s essay collection Bequeath is available from LSU Press. Her work has appeared in publications such as […]
“Strangers filled with their own haunting histories: A Conversation ...
The Intersection of Poetry and Jungian Analysis through the Metaphor: In Creation You are Created is a remarkable […]
The World Looked Like One Continuous Place: A Conversation with ...
My works are based on places and memories of places that feel more like dreams than reality. They […]
Katrina Bello
It is truly an honor to introduce the thirty-fifth issue of Tupelo Quarterly. In addition to featuring new work by […]
Editor’s Note
In the preface to his collection of essays Living in Language: The Literary Word at Work in the […]
Cheryl Weaver on Charles Bosworth’s Living in Language
Inspired by the sea and nature, Cynthia Good’s new lyrical poetry collection is also something of an elegy […]
Charles Rammelkamp on Cynthia Good’s In the Thaw of Day
The Azeri people are a Turkic group of people who primarily live in the Republic of Azerbaijani and […]
A Review of Akram Aylisli’s People & Trees: A Trilogy, Katherine ...
Thoughts. Headlines. Collective panic. Advertisement claims. Children born. Loves lost. Lives that intertwine. Sounds that strike like a […]
Percussing the Thinking Jar by Maw Shein Win: An ...
“How do [your spiritual] beliefs and practices intersect with political and social issues?” This is the question Abriana […]
Closing the Chasm Between Political and Personal: On Kazim Ali’s Sukun ...
A strange, sun-faded yarn inhabited by lonely women and selfish men (including one who becomes the other), Whale […]