Meghan Maguire Dahn grew up in the middle of the woods. Her first book, Domain, was selected by […]
Tiffany Troy
Kim Chinquee grew up on a dairy farm in Wisconsin, served in the medical field in the Air […]
“Do you mind, for a second, if we turn the ...
Sarah Giragosian is the author of the poetry collection Queer Fish, a winner of the American Poetry Journal […]
The bees are flying: Conversation with co-editor Virginia Konchan about ...
The speaker of this poetry folio by Rose DeMaris featured in this issue of Tupelo Quarterly evokes the […]
An Introduction to Rose DeMaris by Tiffany Troy
A recipient of fellowships from the Massachusetts Cultural Council, the Fulbright Foundation, Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, […]
The miles, like bodies, fall between us: A Conversation with ...
“Augury is a form of witchcraft,” Hannah Page writes in this folio of her poems featured in Tupelo […]
An Introduction to Hannah Page by Tiffany Troy
“Life ought to be more incantatory, more autumnal like both / Of us,” Anastasia K. Gates writes in […]
An Introduction to Anastasia K. Gates by Tiffany Troy
Emily Simon is a writer and teacher living in New York City. She is the author of In […]
When language takes over it is the most incredible relief: ...
Juan Pablo Mobili was born in Buenos Aires, and adopted by New York. His poems appeared, among others, […]
We choose to light no candles: A Conversation with Juan ...
Sean Thomas Dougherty is the author or editor of twenty books. His book The Dead are Everywhere Telling […]
Sometimes when I look at the sky: A Conversation with ...
The folio of poems by Zoe Contros Kearl featured in this issue of Tupelo Quarterly examines the canonized […]
An Introduction to Zoe Contros Kearl by Tiffany Troy
Molly Zhu is a Chinese American poet and attorney. She likes to write about alter egos, chasms, dreams, […]