Frederick Speers (he/him) is the author of So Far Afield, a finalist for the Lambda Literary Award. His chapbook, In the […]
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Mediterranean Places don’t exist, never existed, not even the ancient ones. What exists is what we see in […]
Rui Cóias
“Sewing White Supremacy” weaves through the history of racism in America but focusing on one object (a Klan […]
Judge’s Citation by Nick Flynn
The poem’s long and meditative lines wind in delicate and contemplative music, often interrupted by caesura and syntactical […]
Judge’s Citation by Oliver de la Paz
Kalpna Singh-Chitnis is an Indian-American poet, filmmaker, and author of six poetry collections, including ‘Love Letters to Ukraine […]
“The book aims to fulfill a cultural mission: A ...
It is truly an honor to introduce the thirty-second issue of Tupelo Quarterly. In addition to featuring new work by […]
Editor’s Note
Life’s deepest meaning is often found in the brief moments we each accumulate along the way. How do […]
Little by Little, a Lyrical Life: Tiny Extravaganzas by Diane ...
In the past few years, an alarming number of scholars, historians, and social commentators have established and upheld […]
Where Fascism Lurks: A Review of Zachary Solomon’s A Brutal ...
Translated from Zoque and Spanish by Wendy Call and Shook, and published as part of Milkweed Editions’s Seedbank […]
A Review of Mikeas Sanchez’s How to Be a Good ...
One night in 2012, Oliver Nguyen carefully removed all of the family pictures from their frames in his […]
On Photos That Lie & Poems of Hard Truths: Diana ...
This poetry collection is full of holes. That is to say—this poetry collection is full of “portals.” As […]