TQ15 Table of Contents


Ro Lohin, The Red Wheelbarrow I (homage to William Carlos Williams ) 14 x 18” oil on canvas, 2015.

 
 

Editor’s Note by Kristina Marie Darling

 

Editorial Features

“There Is No Way Out of Here: Trauma and Transformation” – by Andrea Applebee

“Writing Outside the Academy: A Discussion” – curated by Emma Bolden

“Shapelessness in Indictus by Natalie Eilbert” – by Victoria Chang

“‘The place where all of these fields and interests converge’: A Conversation with Mary Jo Bang and a Folio of New Poems” – curated by Kristina Marie Darling

“‘This goes back to vision’: A Conversation with Joshua Edwards of Canarium Books” – curated by Kristina Marie Darling

“Cities Built from Poems: Poetry of Place” – curated & introduced by Jesse Lee Kercheval

“‘The Story May as Well Begin Here’: Meadow Slasher” – by Virginia Konchan

“‘Each time the light changed’: A Micro(inter)view with Jennifer Chang” – Curated by Lisa Olstein

“‘And it’s all just another story about how life could be’: Kate Greenstreet’s The End of Something” – by Elizabeth Robinson

“‘It’s an effort to map my own self’: A Conversation with Asiya Waddud and a Folio of Poems” – curated by Henk Rossouw

“Training for Life: An Interview with Lauren Haldeman” – conducted by Zach Savich
 

Editors’ Selections in Poetry & Prose

“You Will, Indeed, Always Be the Same Person After Vacation” by Shauna Barbosa
Curated & introduced by dawn lonsinger

“Head in the Floor” by Kate Folk
Curated & introduced by Megan Levad

From COMPANY by Emily Hunt
Curated & introduced by Henk Rossouw

From On Certainty by Karla Kelsey
Curated & introduced by Kristina Marie Darling

“When in my days I called” and “They put their mouths up to the heavens...” by Todd Melicker
Curated & introduced by Elizabeth Robinson

“Word Blindness” by Rachel Moritz
Curated & introduced by Elizabeth Robinson

“Things as They Are” by Kylan Rice
Curated & introduced by Zach Savich
 

Editors’ Selections in Visual Art

Each artist chosen & interviewed by Elaine Sexton

Bronlyn Jones

Ro Lohin

Marcia Marcus
 

Collaborative & Cross-Disciplinary Texts

Katy Didden – from The Lava on Iceland

Naoko Fujimito – A Folio of Graphic Poems

Lauren Haldeman – Poetry Comic: “Sault Ste. Marie”

Sonja Johanson – A Folio of Erasures: “Aubade,” “Shooting Star,” & “Unmasking”

Tyler Mills – from Afterimage: Disaster Lyric

Sarah J. Sloat – Visual Poems: The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin & Stephen King Erasures

Dale Trumbore – “How to Go On”: Poems by Barbara Crooker, Laura Foley, & Amy Fleury Set to Music
 

Translation

Bhartrihari – “[Half the night passes],” “[My friend],” “[Take a skull],” & “[The dog]” – translated by Andrew Schelling

Grzegorz Białkowski – “Entering the Earth” and “A Guide” – translated by Danuta E. Kosk-Kosicka

Michael Ende – “The Jester’s Fairy-tale” – translated by Elisabeth Kinsey

Fina Garcia Marruz – “Lights Like Poets” & “The Bend” – translated by Katherine M. Hedeen & Janet McAdams

Vincent Ravalec – “Contemporary Art Is Internationally Appealing” – translated by Wendeline Hardenberg

Georges Rose – “in the sky left by clouds” & “in the aquarium” – translated by Bryan Flavin

Wang Wei and Pei Di – “Scholar Tree Path” and “Deer Enclosure” – translated by Dan Veach

 
 
 

Poetry

Steve Bellin-Oka – “Invocation”

Mary Biddinger – “Heaven and Dirt”

Michelle Bitting – “Red Orpheus,” “Nearer,” & “The Tao that can be Named is not the Tao but Love”

Sarah Bloom – “Every Green Thing I Have Given”

Bruce Bond – “Elegy”

Thea Brown – “Industrial Architect” & “The Weather”

Kristin Case – “Now Devouring (After Thoreau)” & “Late Work”

Margaret Cipriano – “Splendor” & “Death Mythos”

Gillian Cummings – “Faint Stars of Dread” & “To Limn a Limbed Thing”

Dana Curtis – “Circumnavigation,” “Temple of Lies,” “Viva Chthonia,” “City of Ghosts,” & “Touch Me Not”

John De Stefano – from The Visible Remains

Cassie Donish – “A Surface of Needles”

Isabel Duarte-Gray – “The Sawmill”

Denise Duhamel – “Flowers at Work”

Susanne Dyckman – from Omen: “With a black-handled knife cut three pieces of earth” & “Sprinkle the mattress with salt”

Alana Folsom – “A Guide to Cages”

Rebecca Hazelton – “Personal Affect,” “Between Petals,” “Useful Tragedy,” “Little Virus,” & “Glazed Case”

Lisa Hiton – “Portrait in a Jewelry Box” & “The Dwelling Place”

Catherine Imbriglio – from [Numeracy]: “(Null hypothesis) hypothesis,” “Under moonweight” & “As for the moon in its younger years”

Chelsea Jennings – “Half-Bloomed Peony”

Jennifer Key – “The Murder” and “Winter Solstice”

Karyna McGlynn – “Ode to Bed-Wetting” & “I Thought No One Would Ever Love Me”

Kathleen McGookey – “X-Ray”

T.J. McLemore – “Ghost Particle”

Matt W. Miller – “Third Day, Friday, May 1, 1992″

Jenny Molberg – “Love Song of the Demogorgon”

Linda Tomol Pennisi – “Still”

Alycia Pirmohamed – “When the Wolves Appear”

Stephanie Strickland – “Green Balloon Blown against the Corner on the Roof Tar in the Rain” and “Keeping Company With You: Coma”

Terese Svoboda – “If Chosen, I Think”

Christopher Warner – “Belief” and “Supplication”
 

Prose

Hala Alyan – “Everyone Removes the Thorn”

Alle C. Hall – “Let Me Feel For You”

Lesley Jenike – “The Birthmark”

Shaun Levin – “Sweet Suite”

Kate Middleton – “Portrait (Elegiac)”

Jennifer Militello – “On Time”

Catherine Pierce – “All Asteroids Are Called Minor Planets Though Some Are Only a Few Feet in Diameter”

Meg Pokrass – “Buck up, Duck”

Sara Veglahn – from The Monsters

Julie Marie Wade – “Pittsburgh Was My Minneapolis: An Essay in Episodes”