Interior Landscapes: Smaller Songs and Theorem
byThese two new poetry collections—one a chapbook, and one full-length—leap from their pages, exploring a range of space for the music of language to…
These two new poetry collections—one a chapbook, and one full-length—leap from their pages, exploring a range of space for the music of language to…
Later, they’ll review that book, and I’ll laugh at the makeout party beginning. —Noelle Kocot, from “Socializing” Tom Snarsky: How…
There are many things that seem spookily prescient about reading Burgi Zenhaeusern’s Behind Normalcy in the COVID age. There’s the title, which seems to…
I finish Salt Body Shimmer the same week the world receives the news that the cops who killed Breonna Taylor will not be charged…
Though I close my laptop and go to walk the dog, I notice there’s something following me; all afternoon into the late evening. It’s…
Our Interviews Editor Esteban Rodríguez talks with poet Tess Taylor about the importance of place, the sober realities of reacquainting oneself with home, and…
Writing about oneself can prove to be more difficult than expected, especially when it extends into intimate details of one’s family and their history….
“We are inside a crisis of planetary scale and so too is our grieving, or our anger, and our response…” —Tanya Holtland, preface to…
All writers at some point in their careers have been told to write what they know best, and often this includes, in some shape…