Three Poems by Strummer Hoffston

February 10, 2016<March 11, 2016

by: Strummer Hoffston Strummer Hoffston practices a poetics of incision, of digging in. Whether she’s writing about our confused…

February 3, 2016<February 4, 2016

Two Poems by David Morgan O’Connor

by: David Morgan O’Connor Ostensibly about conquistadors and the Age of Exploration, David Morgan O’Connor’s poems are also about exploring the…

January 27, 2016<March 25, 2016

by: Jenna Cardinale ((Header image sourced from Dawn Ng’s stunning art installation entitled, “I Fly Like Paper.”)) From noticing…

January 20, 2016<January 20, 2016

by: Laura Sewall Laurie Sewall’s poems interrogate the way American society and government impose their various wills on individuals…

January 13, 2016<March 1, 2016

by: Drew Gardner ((Header art by the incredibly talented Dominic Wilcox.)) Absolutely anything can happen in a Drew Gardner…

December 23, 2015<May 10, 2020

by: Ryan Collins The complex, polyrhythmic music of Ryan Collins’ poetry hits the reader with a rush of images…

December 16, 2015<May 29, 2019

The complex, polyrhythmic music of Ryan Collins’ poetry hits the reader with a rush of images and bleak reflections….

December 9, 2015<May 10, 2020

by: Ann Stephenson Ann Stephenson writes elegies to a world that continues to slip away from her and from…

December 2, 2015<May 10, 2020

by: Ann Stephenson Ann Stephenson writes elegies to a world that continues to slip away from her and from…

November 25, 2015<May 10, 2020

by: Jennifer Coleman Jen Coleman is Walt Whitman and Elizabeth Bishop’s secret lovechild. Reading her work is a good…

November 18, 2015<May 10, 2020

Poems and featured artwork by: Jon Whitbread U.K. poet Jon Whitbread’s two poems burst with the complicated music of experience…

November 11, 2015<May 10, 2020

by: Michael Brownstein There’s a lushness in these two poems by Michael Brownstein, but it is not wholly benign….