In her poem “Spring,” Mary Oliver writes, “there is only one question: how to love this world.” And, at first … More
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Some Churches, by Tasha Cotter
A fertile confusion punctuates contemporary English via the language’s conflation of second person singular and plural. The best we get … More
Night Songs: An Interview with Kristina Marie Darling
Kristina Marie Darling is the author of sixteen books, which include Melancholia (An Essay) (Ravenna Press, 2012), Petrarchan (BlazeVOX Books, … More
A Miraculous Construct of Worlds: In the Kettle, the Shriek, by Hannah Stephenson
There is something miraculous and mysterious inhabiting Hannah Stephenson’s debut poetry volume In the Kettle, the Shriek. Through Stephenson’s meticulous … More
Reluctant Mistress, by Anne Champion
Anne Champion’s Reluctant Mistress is a beautiful first book of poetry that, like the best first books, possesses a rawness … More
I Thought Often of the Hem of a Skirt, Unraveling While Someone Runs, the Thread Creating Its Own Design: An Interview with Kristina Marie Darling and Carol Guess
Here I get the chance to talk to Kristina Marie Darling and Carol Guess about collaboration and their book X … More
Review: The Diegesis, by Chas Hoppe & Joshua Young
When reading The Diegesis by Chas Hoppe & Joshua Young, one has to know the definition of “diegesis” in order … More
Heavy Feather Review 