I’m Tired of Men Telling Me They’re Afraid I’m Going to Write about Them It isn’t a dream when you … More
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Collaborative Poetry: “In a Late Stage” by Tony Mancus & CL Bledsoe
In a Late Stage It’s not a question of outrunning the bear; it’s a question of perfectly seasoning the salmon. … More
“Four Poems by a Middle-Aged Woman”: Laura Lee Washburn
After the Surgeon Cuts You or the bone snaps in eight places, the world recognizes you as the vessel for … More
“Sa (funeral koans)”: Poetry by Yohnmean Yoh
1 Secretary of State Dean Acheson actually greeted the invasion with relief, as it justified massive military appropriations that were … More
Poetry by Tamer Sa’id Mostafa: from triliteral roots
—after Craig Santos Perez [ra-ha-meem (womb):] i named my first star on a farmhouse roof in Kafr El Zayat … More
Five Poems by Vanessa Saunders
Blame It on a Woman Blame it on a woman. She who argues not for the accuracy, but for the … More
Poetry by Josiah Morgan: “The Bee Gees Sing Me to Sleep”
Funny the things you make time for. vodka reruns a million hours sleep the city on a good night ironic … More
“The Importance of Learning How to Match Your Foundation”: Fiction by Em Mingus
I. When I was in third grade I got my first job. I helped my neighbor roll all the coins … More
Aby Kaupang Poetry: Selections from 13 WORDS
In the month following Donald Trump’s election to President of the United States, the Southern Poverty Law Center received over … More
Three Princess Poems by Frances Donovan
What Snow White Swallows ginger snaps / a matchstick square pizza in the school cafeteria her body spreading in the … More
#MeToo All Over Again: Gay Degani Interviews Jacqueline Doyle, Author of THE MISSING GIRL
Every story in this short collection, The Missing Girl (Black Lawrence Press, 2017), is strong, evocative, and terrifying. Jacqueline Doyle gives us … More
Two Poems by Julia Cohen
Passover Lullaby for Elijah, April 19 2019 / Elegy for Chabad of Poway Synagogue April 27 2019 A sinkhole of … More
