
LABOR, Jill Magi’s book-length poetic excavation of our oppressive economic landscape, begins with an index. It begins with […]
LABOR, Jill Magi’s book-length poetic excavation of our oppressive economic landscape, begins with an index. It begins with […]
“My father told me to do what I loved to do — one third of my life […]
NOME from Lauren Haldeman on Vimeo. OUTSIDE OF MY RATIONAL INPUT: A Micro-Interview with Lauren Haldeman […]
“Being in a human body calls for rapture. Movement calls for community,” writes Yanara Friedland in a […]
Ariel Francisco is a Miami poet currently completing his MFA at Florida International University where he is also […]
I had the pleasure of interviewing our Prose Open judge, Joanna Howard, on behalf of Tupelo Quarterly. Joanna […]
In the beautiful “Deus Ex Machina,” Peter Gizzi asks, “may I keep this promise?” The question — […]
Prospectus for a Gathering of Chapter Ones: A Tripartite Invocation and Call for Submissions In (this issue and) […]
“Poetry is a principle of power invoked by all of us against our vanishing,” wrote Allen Grossman […]
I am thrilled to present the winner, finalists and semi-finalists of the Tupelo Quarterly Poetry Contest, which […]
When entering through the doors of a public building, we look behind us to see if anyone […]