Poetry A DISCLAIMER REGARDING THE PATRON SAINT OF PLAGUE Bee Hyland·September 19, 2023nameless, I stare at the sun and swallow up babyteeth. I like the way my eyes hurt and...
Poetry When Calling This Body By Your Name Ariel K. Moniz·September 19, 2023the body asks, am I fruit or stone, seed or flesh—what marble edifice, sun-ripe Achilles, this body bronzing...
Poetry Keening Daniel Brennan·September 12, 2023Between the 1970’s and 1980’s, New York City’s defunct and abandoned piers downtown served as a sort of...
Poetry The Problem of Immediacy Julie Choffel·September 12, 2023With motherhood it just takes so longto get used to all the change that happens in the first...
EkphrasticPoetry self-portrait after Cindy Sherman’s Untitled #360 (2000) Rochelle Hurt·September 12, 2023the first time i showed Sherman’s self-portraits in a classroom, one man got so angry he walked out...
Poetry Grazing on the Nerves of Forgiveness Serena Chopra·September 12, 2023A neighbor girl asks me why my father is black— “It’s weird that he’s black,” she says. “Why?”...
Poetry Oh God Sherrel McLafferty·September 12, 2023I remember the time before language Out of earth’s cracked stomach I was wilderness Before limbs I was...
Poetry Jack & Annie were whisked away to Pompeii on the day of Mount Vesuvius’ most famous eruption, how unlucky Stephanie Dinsae·September 12, 2023* 1 Magic Tree House Book #13: Vacation Under the Volcano I wanted to follow Jack and Annie...
Poetry Two Poems Jane Satterfield·May 17, 2022Sometimes a raptor / rose and fell, sliding between centuries, to where // we had not yet coined the word anthropocene. / I walked. What’s mine of wilderness?