Paul Maziar, Part Two
by: Paul Maziar Elevating disjunctive play to the level of jagged music, inviting us to jam along, Paul Maziar’s poetry…
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Paul Maziar, Part One
by: Paul Maziar Paul Maziar’s poems are exercises in shambolic precision and grace, paeans to the certainty of awe and surprise….
A Selection from The End of America, Book 11
by: Mark Wallace Mark Wallace’s revelatory poetry trenchantly captures what it feels like to be an awake self dealing…
Three Poems by C.C. Russell
by: C.C. Russell For C.C. Russell, poems are incantations. Utilizing both keen description and contemplative distance, they enact the pathos and wonder…
Four Poems by Kostas Anagnopoulos
by: Kostas Anagnopoulos These poems by Kostas Anagnopoulos open us to our capricious impermanence, the way it’s always one thing…
Three Poems by Allison Cobb
by: Allison Cobb Allison Cobb’s poems proceed with a meditative caution, calling out the soporific forgetfulness that constantly threatens our…
Three Poems by Pat Smith
by: Pat Smith Reading Pat Smith’s poetry is like overhearing an uncomfortable chat between our hypnagogic consciousnesses and our…
Letter to Olson
by: Cole Heinowitz Cole Heinowitz’s magisterial “Letter to Olson” is a “ritual to banish silences.” Part seance, part dream,…
Two Poems by Dawn Potter
by: Dawn Potter ((Header art by the phenomenally talented artist Rita Ackermann.)) These poems by Dawn Potter dare to…
Three Poems by Adam Deutsch
by: Adam Deutsch Adam Deutsch’s poetry revels in a lush, louche nonchalance that belies its incisive emotional and spiritual…
Three Poems by Rodney Koeneke
by: Rodney Koeneke These three poems by Rodney Koeneke are densely buoyant travelogues where what moves is thoughtful consideration, a…
Jen Coleman, Part Two
by Jen Coleman ((Header art by the incredibly talented photographer Mario Kroes.)) Jen Coleman’s poetry sings of the many gifts…