Two Poems by Jack Tricarico

August 12, 2015<September 30, 2019

“[The] street is on roller skates” warns Jack Tricarico in poetry that psychedelically captures the rich overflow of language…

August 5, 2015<August 9, 2015

Two Poems by Evan Link

by: Evan Link In “Gosh” Evan Link asks “Is it impolite to put /off joy?” The correct answer is…

July 29, 2015<August 5, 2015

by: Norman Fischer Norman Fischer’s poetry is like a dream about how one’s own mind is dreaming. It urges…

July 22, 2015<August 6, 2015

by: Kip Zegers Kip Zegers’ poetry finds a deep and abiding music in the multi-layered experience of the everyday….

July 15, 2015<February 18, 2020

Tom Montag’s poems confront life’s inherent limitations unflinchingly. And even when such acknowledgement doesn’t bring wisdom or solace to…

July 8, 2015<July 10, 2015

by: Ben Ditmars ((Header photograph taken by Tom Ryaboi.)) Ben Ditmars’ short poems belie a depth of experience and…

July 1, 2015<July 2, 2015

by: Paul Maziar As perception plays tag with rumination and we find ourselves uncomfortably poised somewhere in the middle…

June 24, 2015<June 24, 2015

by: Mark Wallace Mark Wallace’s excerpts from “The End of America, Book 8” challenge the reader to consider the…

June 17, 2015<June 18, 2015

by: David Perry (Header art by Monika Lin) David Perry is our charming guide to and through our current…

June 3, 2015<May 19, 2019

by: Kostas Anagnopoulos Kostas Anagnopoulos’ three prose poems use dream logic and word play, but always for our own good….

May 29, 2015<May 30, 2015

by: Alan Fox and Chris Campanioni Across the Margin enlists two social media experts to analyze, in their own…

May 27, 2015<May 18, 2019

There is seemingly no object, image, or idea that couldn’t potentially work its way into a Kit Robinson poem….