Poetry Laila Cooke-Campbell: “Laila” By Laila Cooke-Campbell on November 13, 2019 Laila A name that was meant to give strength Became my greatest weakness It’s just a... Read more →
Poetry 2 Brad Rose: Three Poems By Brad Rose on November 13, 2019 Fate I’ve forgotten my past lives. Like a blind, black dog wandering a night highway,... Read more →
Poetry Amanda Newell: Two Poems By Amanda Newell on November 6, 2019 Permanent Girl She’s fifty now tired of riding the blue anchor etched into his... Read more →
Poetry 1 Jacob Sandigo: Two Poems By H. Jacob Sandigo on October 30, 2019 Nicaraguan Blues Gallo pinto & a loaded gun The sun is shining, the weather Is... Read more →
Poetry Luke Johnson: Three Poems By Luke J. Johnson on October 30, 2019 Bee Fennel I trapped bees in boxes & carried them to the neighbor’s blind... Read more →
Poetry Book Review: :boys by Luke Johnson By Alexandra Umlas on October 30, 2019 Phillip Larkin’s poem, “This Be the Verse,” begins with the line, “They fuck you... Read more →
Poetry 5 Alexis Rhone Fancher: Two Poems By Alexis Rhone Fancher on October 24, 2019 ACCUSTOMED TO DEAD KIDs (sung to Lerner & Lowe’s “Accustomed To Her Face” from... Read more →
Poetry 1 Alexandria Villegas: “Bellflower Is My Home” By Alexandria Villegas on October 24, 2019 Bellflower is my Home I’ve lived and learned to love my home, a little apartment by... Read more →
Poetry Sonnet Mondal’s Karmic Chanting – An Elusive Interlude into Sublime By Ashwani Kumar on October 23, 2019 Among the contemporary Anglophone poets in India, Sonnet Mondal is the most sublime and... Read more →
Poetry 1 2019 Jack Grapes Poetry Prize – The Winners By Cultural Weekly on October 16, 2019 The 2019 Jack Grapes Poetry Prize — our 7th annual poetry contest — exceeded all... Read more →
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