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Tag: Poetry

“Each Drop Is Its Own Light”: Tiffany Troy in Conversation with Dara Barrois/Dixon about Tolstoy Killed Anna Karenina

Dara Barrois/Dixon (née Dara Wier) is the author of the Wave Books titles In the Still of the Night, You Good Thing, Reverse … More

Dara Barrois/Dixon, Dara Wier, interview, Poetry, Tiffany Troy, Tolstoy Killed Anna Karenina, Wave Books

Haunted Passages: Two Poems by Matthew Weddig

after a generally positively reviewed yet deeply boomerfied slasher released in 2022 when you are too old to fuckall you … More

Haunted Passages, Matthew Weddig, Poetry

“I Want My Hand in the Fire”: An Interview with Jon Woodward by Zach Savich

Jon Woodward’s new chapbook, POOLGOER and SPELEOGRAPHER from The Economy Press, is composed of columns that streak down the page … More

concrete poetry, interview, Jon Woodward, Poetry, POOLGOER and SPELEOGRAPHER, The Economy Press, Zach Savich

Side A Poem: “Content” by Heikki Huotari

Content 1. should a safe be dropped then so should a piano and to music and to money both should … More

Heikki Huotari, Poetry, Side A

Side A Poetry: “Sousveillance, or: The Springfield Sarah Jessica Parker Disaster” by Ben Tripp

Sousveillance, or: The Springfield Sarah Jessica Parker Disaster when money became speech Dyads parafin the duration non-machinable flesh mic at … More

Ben Tripp, Poetry, Side A

Flavor Town USA Poetry: “We Feed the Living” by Courtney LeBlanc

We Feed the Living The week my father died I dugthrough the freezer and pantryin my parents’ house, pulled outthe … More

Courtney LeBlanc, Flavor Town USA, Poetry

Megan Merchant & Luke Johnson Lyric Epistolary Collaboration for Side A

What do we do when the black hole comes,—to L my son asks before the hours lighten. I know so … More

collaboration, collaborative interview, epistolary, Luke Johnson, Megan Merchant, Poetry, Side A

“letters that linger,” a poem by Jen Schneider

letters that linger of the moments.memories.meanderings a. the sound of silenceb. the taste of quietc. the feeling of safetyd. the … More

Jen Schneider, Last Word, Poetry

“The Snowy Owl,” a poem by Tara Campbell

The Snowy Owl The snowy owl said to the sad little girlI can send more love your way;the snowy owl … More

Last Word, Poetry, Tara Campbell

Flavor Town USA Poetry: “Michelin Star Stool” by Adam Berlin

Michelin Star Stool Le Cirque’s maitre d’leads us past candelabrasdripping wax on polishedcornucopias, mostly Dionysian grapes. He pulls chairs, takes … More

Adam Berlin, Flavor Town USA, Poetry

Three Poems from The Future: Josh Fomon

Our human shores Absence makes of me a skeletal transmission. A future silence hummed into the ether. In a fog … More

Poetry, The Future

Avery Gregurich: Two Poems for Flavor Town USA

The Recipe Said When Picking Rhubarb, Red or Green Would Doafter Ted Kooser head to walt’s house north of the … More

Avery Gregurich, Flavor Town USA, Poetry

Six Poems by milagro moreno

Forgery in a Red DressAfter Safia Elhillo i forge a dark       purple down        the curve of my lip       a … More

Last Word, milagro moreno, Poetry

Terri Drake: Five Poems

Legend She offered her bodyas the world’s terrain.The smooth skin and the scars. She closed the curtainsand put a finger … More

Last Word, Poetry, Terri Drake

“There Is No Answer to the Simplicity of Weather,” a collaborative poem by Leigh Chadwick & Mitchell Nobis

There Is No Answer to the Simplicity of Weather My dreams are nothing but a wall of owls. I wake … More

Bad Survivalist, collaboration, Leigh Chadwick, Mitchell Nobis, Poetry

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