Abigail Ardelle Zammit’s third collection, Leaves Borrowed from Human Flesh, is forthcoming with Etruscan Press (Wilkes University). Abigail […]
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Because I want to see how thin the veil is. To fly beside him on the stork he […]
Nicholas Skaldetvind — “I Ask My Son’s Ghost”
John Reed is the author of nine books: fiction, non-fiction, poetry and drama, (Delacorte, Simon & Schuster, Roof, […]
“Trusting a curiosity: A Conversation with John Reed About George ...
It is truly an honor to introduce the thirty-third issue of Tupelo Quarterly. In addition to featuring new work by […]
Editor’s Note by Kristina Marie Darling
Brandy Nālani McDougall’s ‘Āina Hānau / Birth Land is an exceptional collection which balances rage against attempted cultural […]
‘Āina Hānau / Birth Land by Brandy Nālani McDougall, reviewed ...
A new trend has emerged, and for cat lovers and those who wish to adopt cats and kittens, […]
There’s No Cure Like....Cats: A Review of Syou Ishida’s We’ll ...
Consider The Only Name We Can Call It Now Is Not Its Only Name as an exercise in […]
The only name we call it now is not its ...
To Sheldon Vanauken, National Book Award-winning author of A Severe Mercy, the cross, the primary symbol of Christianity, […]
You Must Be in Gardens: Kimberly Phinney’s Of Wings & ...
After finishing E.C. Osondu’s Alien Stories, a collection of 18 stories of multifarious aliens, I found myself asking: […]
Alien Stories: A Review
Jessica Jacobs’s third full-length poetry collection is a masterwork in conversation with the Book of Genesis. Part inhabitation, […]
Learning to Climb the Tree: Unalone by Jessica Jacobs, Reviewed ...
After Russia’s full-scale invasion began, global audiences everywhere became very familiar with Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Zelenskyy’s fearlessness […]
It’s Time to Meet the Other Zelinsky: A Review of ...
The end of the school year was near. We got shuffled from classroom to classroom, taking a math […]