1. I was in my twenties and living in the sort of apartment one lives in in one’s twenties, ramshackle…
“The Literature of Doom-scrolling”: Gabriel Blackwell’s CORRECTION, a review by Gillian Perry
Reaching the end of this collection, or novel, or account, or whatever this book is to be categorized as, Blackwell…
“Another Space We Share”: Hillary Leftwich Talks to Poet Andrew McFadyen-Ketchum, Author of VISITING HOURS
Poet and Editor Andrew McFadyen-Ketchum took time to answer questions on his latest poetry collection, Visiting Hours (Texas A&M University…
“The Parts We Play”: Jesi Buell Reviews THEATRIX, poetry plays by Terese Svoboda (Anhinga Press)
chance but a chainof electrons vibrating[almostendlessly] only error shitting life I watched Matthew Holness’ Possum right before I picked up…
“The Ocean Is a Desert,” a Side A fiction by Keegan Swenson
“My Mother Has Many Tricks”: A #NoMorePresidents Flash Fiction by Sacha John Bissonnette
In one of Grandma’s stories, she found my mother in the backyard, middle of the night, a blood-soaked possum neatly…
“In the Tearing Wind”: A Conversation with Edward Foster’s A LOOKING-GLASS FOR TRAYTORS by Peter Valente
Edward Foster, in his new book of poems A Looking-Glass for Traytors, explores the nature of desire and memory, risking…
Flavor Town USA Poetry: “The Sugar Eaters” from THE DUST THAT SINGS by Alex Gregor
they was sittin round the fireplace sippin tea & eatin fruitcake on crushed velvet divans with bronze claw feet on…
“The Threatening Clarities That a Sentence Can Occasion”: Marcus Pactor Interviews Garielle Lutz, Author of WORSTED
Before I conducted the following interview with Garielle Lutz, I knew what all of her readers have long known: she…
‘Plexiglass Poetry,’ a Side A feature by massimo magee
“Irony Serves Whatever Purpose You Need It To”: Zach Savich Interviews RETURNING THE SWORD TO STONE Author Mark Leidner
Mark Leidner’s first full-length collection of poems, Beauty Was the Case That They Gave Me, was released ten years ago…
Flavor Town USA Poetry: “The Shrimpboat Captain” from THE DUST THAT SINGS by Alex Gregor
on the island of if,the shrimpboat captain dreams of geckosclimbing up cave walls,catching them & setting them free. when he wakes…
