STRANGER, by Adam Clay

The speaker of “Our Eternal Sounds,” a poem in the second section of Stranger, observes, “We don’t know why we … More

BRAIN CAMP, by Charles Harper Webb

“[H]eadlights lance the air,” Charles Harper Webb writes in “Questionable,” a poem about teenagers parking in the “night-woods.” This stunning … More

There are many moons, the physical moon and the imaginary moon, the moon on which people have walked and the … More

When I was a child, I would spend hours gazing into my View-Master, clicking through image after image and then … More

Jeffrey Hecker’s Instructions for the Orgy begins with the preparation of “the loving space.” “Delouse” it, the speaker tells the … More

The poems in Valerie Mejer’s Rain of the Future are mesmerizing and irresistible, and the translations are first-rate. Mejer delivers … More

The poems in Only Jesus Could Icefish in Summer surface and ripple the tongue before diving into the depths of … More

I came of age during the heyday of the compact disc, and one of the highlights of that era was … More