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“Two Little Stories about Black Beans”: A Flavor Town USA Fiction by Eli S. Evans

1. I was in my twenties and living in the sort of apartment one lives in in one’s twenties, ramshackle…

Eli S. Evans, Fiction, Flavor Town USA

“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…

Correction, Gabriel Blackwell, Gillian Perry, Rescue Press

“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…

Andrew McFadyen-Ketchum, Hillary Leftwich, interview, Poetry, Texas A&M University Press, Visiting Hours

“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…

Anhinga Press, Jesi Buell, Terese Svoboda, Theatrix: Poetry Plays

“The Ocean Is a Desert,” a Side A fiction by Keegan Swenson

Fiction, Keegan Swenson, Side A

“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…

#NoMorePresidents, Fiction, flash, Sacha John Bissonnette

“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…

A Looking-Glass for Traytors, Edward Foster, Marsh Hawk Press, Peter Valente

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…

Alex Gregor, Flavor Town USA, Poetry

“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…

Garielle Lutz, Marcus Pactor, SF/LD Books, Worsted

‘Plexiglass Poetry,’ a Side A feature by massimo magee

massimo magee, Poetry, Side A

“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…

Fonograf Editions, interview, Mark Leidner, Poetry, Returning the Sword to Stone, Zach Savich

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…

Alex Gregor, Flavor Town USA, Poetry

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