Perhaps one of the most difficult processes to demonstrate, investigate, interrogate, mimic, and exemplify in poetry is that of the … More
Tag: Kate Kimball
Colony Collapse, by J.A. Tyler
“I started the search for my brother by building a house,” the narrator begins in J.A. Tyler’s book of prose, … More
Whatever Don’t Drown Will Always Rise, by Justin Lawrence Daugherty
“Why are we training Cerb to fight?” “Because he needs to rediscover his nature.” “What’s his nature?” Cerb ripped open … More
The Saddest Place on Earth, by Kathryn Mockler
“Buddha signed up for Weight / Watchers after his doctor said / he was borderline diabetic,” Kathryn Mockler writes, only … More
Instructions for My Mother’s Funeral, by Laura Read
What if the only compass you had to the past was a series of fragmented images of home? What shape … More
Heavy Feather Review 