Two Poems by Ralph Monday

March 7, 2018<May 7, 2019

by: Ralph Monday At the heart of these two poems by Ralph Monday is the notion that while we are in…

February 21, 2018<February 21, 2018

Four Poems by Trivarna Hariharan

by: Trivarna Hariharan These four short, deceptively simple poems by Trivarna Hariharan are photographs of consciousness taken at the moment when…

February 7, 2018<February 7, 2018

Poems and sculpture by: Jon Whitbread Without denying the validity and necessity of our most pressing philosophical and spiritual concerns,…

January 24, 2018<January 24, 2018

by: Lorraine Lupo These four poems by Lorraine Lupo — two prose poems, two with line breaks — are celebratory…

January 10, 2018<January 13, 2018

by: Nicole Callihan In these gnomic, dream-like poems, Nicole Callihan offers a constellation of self, landscape, and language, all…

December 19, 2017<December 20, 2017

by: Chris Stroffolino At the heart of these two-column poems is a sense of universal dislocation and a shared…

November 29, 2017<November 29, 2017

by: Rodger Kamenetz These prose poems by Rodger Kamenetz consider moments of empty epiphany which, though full of rich perception,…

November 28, 2017<March 12, 2018

Beyond the Margin delves into author, poet, award-winning actor and playwright A.B. Lugo’s latest release, Spanish Coffee: Black, No…

November 15, 2017<December 6, 2017

by: Mark Wallace In this 2nd installment of a two-part series, Mark Wallace explores the impossibility of true communication….

November 8, 2017<November 8, 2017

by: Mark Wallace In this first installment of a two-part series, Mark Wallace takes stock of our current moment,…

October 25, 2017<May 23, 2018

by: Anton Yakovlev In these poems by Anton Yakovlev, the gods are among us but offer nothing by way of guidance….

October 11, 2017<October 25, 2017

by: Robert Ford In these ekphrastic poems by Robert Ford, perception is a type of communion, a transfigured merging…