“I Drive, Therefore I Am”: Michael Quinn Reviews Today in the Taxi by Sean Singer

Born in Mexico in 1974, former New York City taxi driver Sean Singer recalls his time behind the wheel in … More

BED, a poetry collection by Elizabeth Metzger, reviewed by Ben Tripp

The fundamental operation of Elizabeth Metzger’s new short poetry collection Bed is a careful reduction: the mortar of her true … More

Some poor fellow jumped from the Golden Gate Bridge. “Mid-air,” says Iliana Rocha, “his bones split & feathered—he was lightness. … More

Longing is universal, and heartbreak is as common as the cold, as any scanning of the literary canon will reveal. … More

Love. How does it manifest itself? How many kinds are there? What are its extremes? With The Pact, Jennifer Militello … More

Lately, I have been searching for acknowledgment. I have been studying the genesis of Western universalisms, identifying the need to … More

To enter Kristin Bock’s world is to fall off a precipice, get sucked into a black hole of the weird, … More

Landon Godfrey is it treat to the poet who likes to read the comical and the complex. But for this … More

In the prologue to Tension : Rupture poet Cutter Streeby admits to the unpredicted challenges of collaboration between two artists … More

Naoko Fujimoto was born and raised in Nagoya, Japan. She is the author of Where I Was Born (Willow Publishing, … More

Read aloud, Nehassaiu deGannes’ new book of poetry, Music for Exile, might sound like my grandmother crooning lullabies to the … More

I’ve come to contemporary poetry late in my life. Just a few years shy of half a decade, I began … More

When Polish-born Joseph Conrad was asked why he wrote in English, he said “Because Flaubert was already writing in French.” … More

Pick up a biography, and one is drawn first to thumb through the sheaf of photographs lodged centrally in the … More

Let’s assume the superlatives are sprinkled all throughout. Fablesque is a poetically expansive volume, a house in three wings, with … More