Three Poems by Julia Edwards
by: Julia Edwards In Julia Edwards’ poems, to construct self the poet rehearses the past, taking meaning from memory:…
by: Julia Edwards In Julia Edwards’ poems, to construct self the poet rehearses the past, taking meaning from memory:…
Poems and fetured artwork by: Jon Whitbread These poems by Jon Whitbread explore our shared sense of rootlessness and…
by: David Perry ((Header art by Monika Lin, “Exemplars #7,” 2013, woodcut print, detail.)) David Perry’s poems are charged, feverish…
by: David Perry ((Header art by Monika Lin, Balance Boy #1 detail, 2010.)) David Perry’s poems are charged, feverish meditations…
by: Paul Maziar Elevating disjunctive play to the level of jagged music, inviting us to jam along, Paul Maziar’s poetry…
by: Paul Maziar Paul Maziar’s poems are exercises in shambolic precision and grace, paeans to the certainty of awe and surprise….
by: Mark Wallace Mark Wallace’s revelatory poetry trenchantly captures what it feels like to be an awake self dealing…
by: C.C. Russell For C.C. Russell, poems are incantations. Utilizing both keen description and contemplative distance, they enact the pathos and wonder…
by: Kostas Anagnopoulos These poems by Kostas Anagnopoulos open us to our capricious impermanence, the way it’s always one thing…
by: Allison Cobb Allison Cobb’s poems proceed with a meditative caution, calling out the soporific forgetfulness that constantly threatens our…
by: Pat Smith Reading Pat Smith’s poetry is like overhearing an uncomfortable chat between our hypnagogic consciousnesses and our…
by: Cole Heinowitz Cole Heinowitz’s magisterial “Letter to Olson” is a “ritual to banish silences.” Part seance, part dream,…