Two Poems by Rob Cook

February 22, 2017<February 22, 2017

by: Rob Cook Rob Cook offers up two stunning poems full of acute and surreal observations about how the…

February 15, 2017<November 12, 2021

Two Poems by Loriana Kolb

by: Loriana Kolb These two poems by Loriana Kolb offer the reader a fierce engagement with the way the…

February 7, 2017<February 7, 2017

by: Tom Mandel Header art, entitled “Guilty Feet Have Got no Rhythm,” by: Jim Flahaven Instructions for reading these…

February 1, 2017<February 8, 2017

by: Tom Mandel Header art, entitled “Rudie Can’t Fail,” by: Jim Flahaven About the disconnections that plague our current…

January 18, 2017<January 18, 2017

by: Christophe Casamassima Christophe Casamassima writes about love and its failure in language that is both conversational and disjunctive,…

January 11, 2017<January 11, 2017

by: Lynn McGee For Lynn McGee, reading and writing poetry is essentially about human connection. Her work is a…

December 21, 2016<December 21, 2016

by: Matt Alexander ((Header art by the incredibly talented and environmentally conscious artist Fabrice Monteiro.)) These oracular poems by…

December 14, 2016<December 14, 2016

by: Aaron Simon These poems by Aaron Simon guide us through landscapes as variegated as Petra and New Jersey…

December 7, 2016<December 7, 2016

by: Aaron Simon ((Header art by Brandon Locher.)) These peripatetic poems by Aaron Simon meander and dash, taking us…

November 30, 2016<February 3, 2018

by: James Yeary In this moment of deep division in our body politic, James Yeary’s poetry offers a balm…

November 25, 2016<March 12, 2018

Beyond the Margin returns with a post-election wrap-up and a conversation with filmmaker Brian Sachson… Available on iTunes now!…

November 23, 2016<November 23, 2016

by: Valerie Witte Valerie Witte’s poems are layered constructions that bend, break, and reform as they enact the density of…