Geoff Bouvier’s folio of poems trace five different origin stories of humanity: language, fire, stories, art, and civilization, […]
Virginia Konchan
Carolyne Van Der Meer’s five poems all speak back to forces that are larger than us: language, the […]
An Introduction to Carolyne Van Der Meer by Virginia Konchan

Virginia Konchan is the author of four poetry collections, Bel Canto (Carnegie Mellon University Press, 2022), Hallelujah Time (Véhicule […]
“What if the day is beautiful regardless: A Conversation with ...
Anyone who has ever studied literature or who is an avid prose reader knows that a compelling character […]
The Low Road: A Neo-Epic for Troubled Times – ...
Tommy Zurhellen is the author of the award-winning Messiah Trilogy of novels that reimagine the life of Jesus […]
“Hope and kindness, redemption and respect”: A Conversation with ...
Virginia Konchan is the author of four poetry collections, Bel Canto (Carnegie Mellon UP, 2022), Hallelujah Time (Véhicule Press, […]
“Am I a Citizen Consumer or a Child of God?” ...
“Let me tell you about being female” rings, obliquely, the salvo and refrain of Sarah Giragosian’s […]
An Introduction to Sarah Giragosian by Virginia Konchan
“what use Empire/ to the body’s known world?” Brian Sneeden’s debut collection of poetry, Last City, brings antiquity […]
Spiritus Mundi: Brian Sneeden’s Last City – by Virginia ...

Beth McDermott is the author of a chapbook titled How to Leave a Farmhouse (Porkbelly Press, 2015). Her […]
“‘The story starts in conversation’: An Interview with Beth ...
Equal parts nocturnal labyrinth and philosophical investigation, Meadow Slasher, Joshua Marie Wilkinson’s fourth work in his […]
“The Story May as Well Begin Here”: Meadow Slasher ...
Ever dream of a city, while asleep or during conscious waking life, where the things that are the […]
Mega-City Redux: Are We There Yet? by Virginia Konchan
Moore delights in parataxis and inversions of scale; the reader of this formally dexterous poem is […]