Vasvi Kejriwal is a former lawyer from India. Her work has been nominated for a Pushcart, and has […]
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Born and raised in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Julie Carr lives in Denver. She is the author of fifteen books […]
“Everything Is risky and Nothing Is Enough: A Conversation with ...
Just below our feet, billions of whisper-thin hyphae combine to form mycelium, the filaments of which fungi are […]
K.B. Kinkel on Lesley Wheeler’s Mycocosmic
The cosmos of Lesley Wheeler’s Mycocosmic scintillates in constellations connecting the earth’s mycelium to human stories, a mythos […]
Jenny Grassl on Lesley Wheeler’s Mycocosmic
Saturated in myth, from the biblical Garden of Eden to Eurydice, Carlie Hoffman’s new collection contemplates a world […]
One More World Like This World by Carlie Hoffman, reviewed ...
Precarious is the perfect title for this new and selected collection of poems. Throughout, Judith Pacht expresses a […]
Precarious by Judith Pacht, reviewed by Charles Rammelkamp
“Pure thought is music,” writes Laurie Sheck in Cyborg Fever (13). Using this quote as a model, the […]
Laurie Sheck’s Cyborg Fever, reviewed by Natalie Arita
Poet Lesley Wheeler, on her blog, writes, “Without the work of the fungal kingdom, death would overwhelm the […]
Are We All Mushrooms? Mycocosmic by Lesley Wheeler, reviewed by ...
What’s not to like about an exuberant love poem? I mean such as Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s “How do […]