It is truly an honor to introduce the thirtieth issue of Tupelo Quarterly. In addition to featuring new work by […]
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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 […]
[footwear company name redacted] by Benjamin Gibbons
13. Sometimes this city felt like the movie Blade Runner and sometimes it felt like a miracle. The […]
Minato Sketches by Sharon White
1. Mannequins in department stores — as a little boy he was afraid of them, yet strangely drawn […]
Old King Cole by Brian J. Buchanan
July 26 I checked into the Mariott Residence Inn two days ago. I went outside around 9:00 pm […]
That Summer in Yonkers by Lillian Slugocki
My boss, a great food chemist and inventor of tastes like Keurig’s Hot Apple Cider, had recently retired. […]
Spaghetti Man by Sam Schieren
They came in on the Zodiacs with the Armorflate up. For the first two thousand meters the outboards […]
Muslim Sea Burial by Andrew Rose
Heather works at the mental institution and when she walks into a patient’s room with feces on the […]
Risk by Laurie Lindop
In an age of sound bites, reductionist agendas, and oversimplifications, it is refreshing and comforting to see that […]