By Rose Maria Woodson We were alreadya constellate peoplecarrying lightagainst the dense nightwhen we werediscovered. We were alreadyweaving our wordsinto the wind, watchingthem […]
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Mama Dirt Mouth Speaks To The District Attorney About Her Sons
By Faylita Hicks Faylita Hicks is the author of HoodWitch (Acre Books, 2019), Managing Editor of Borderlands: Texas Poetry Review, […]
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By Adedayo Agarau Adedayo Adeyemi Agarau is a Nigerian poet and documentary photographer. He is a graduate of Human Nutrition. […]
Review: Red at the Bone by Jacqueline Woodson
by DW McKinney Red at the Bone by Jacqueline Woodson Riverhead Books, 2019 208 pages / Penguin Random House It begins […]
Review: You Might Forget The Sky Was Ever Blue
by DW McKinney You Might Forget The Sky Was Ever Blue by Michael Chin Duck Lake Books, 2019 136 pages […]
Review: The Cartography of Sleep by Laura Villareal
by DW McKinney The Cartography of Sleep by Laura Villareal Nostrovia! Press, 2018 38 pages / Purchasing link I was fascinated […]
Notes From a Yarmulke Wearer’s Wife
By Dvora Wolff Rabino When my midlife beau asked me to marry him some eleven years ago, I hesitated; Herb […]
September 2019 (No. 80)
Poetry Modern PhysicsJohannah Racz Knudson At the Club Juanita Rey Nonfiction Running On About FoodVivian Lawry Busy BreastsLana Ayers […]
Busy Breasts
By Lana Ayers Two nights ago, I heard the frogs singing. It’s mid-January on the Oregon coast. Yesterday morning, the […]
Running On About Food
By Vivian Lawry One night when my older sister was in first grade she said, “Our family isn’t like other […]