Jen Coleman, Part Two

June 1, 2016<November 22, 2016

by Jen Coleman ((Header art by the incredibly talented photographer Mario Kroes.)) Jen Coleman’s poetry sings of the many gifts…

May 25, 2016<May 25, 2016

Jen Coleman, Part One

by: Jen Coleman Jen Coleman’s poetry deploys a kind of tactical whimsy entreating us to honor all that we…

May 18, 2016<May 18, 2016

by: Carol Szamatowicz These poems by Carol Szamatowicz speak of the desire to be both grounded in the urgency…

May 11, 2016<May 11, 2016

by: Carol Szamatowicz Reading Carol Szamatowicz is like having a close friend breezily share the contents of her heart…

May 4, 2016<November 17, 2020

These two poems by Lewis Warsh are meditations on the old saying that “birth is the beginning of death”,…

April 27, 2016<April 30, 2016

by: Darren Francis UK poet and musician Darren Francis’ poems explode with thoughts interrupted, images colliding, experience rendered into…

April 20, 2016<April 20, 2016

by: CE Putnam These next two poems by the inimitable CE Putnam decenter and align us again and again…

April 12, 2016<April 13, 2016

by: CE Putnam ((Header art by John Paul Sakacsi.)) In these sections from CE Putnam’s The Bunny Manuscript, narrative…

April 6, 2016<May 11, 2016

by: Norman Fischer Whether it’s “a case of graphomania” or “Thoughts in brain & a dream or three,” Norman…

March 30, 2016<March 30, 2016

by: Elizabeth Seri Elizabeth Seri’s poems live at the edge of meaning, where image and intention collide. Like trying…

March 23, 2016<March 23, 2016

by: Michael Brownstein These two short poems by Michael Brownstein conjure the muses (the “Mousai”) to help sing of the hypnagogic…

March 16, 2016<March 16, 2016

by: Jeff Burt Jeff Burt’s baseball poems sing with the singular dynamism of the game itself, where a gesture…