FocusPoetry
Kenya Burton: “SALAS”
By Kenya Burton on
SALAS In my freshman year of college, I was a part of a history research project. Its... Read more →
Tagged: poetry
Main PostsPoetry
Ronald Baatz: Three Poems
By Ronald Baatz on
FIVE SHORT POEMS Dew as though delighted that I am up and out of bed sane and... Read more →
ConversationsFocusPoetry
An Interview with Michael Torres
By John Brantingham on
Michael Torres’s An Incomplete List of Names was one of the most exciting collections... Read more →
FocusLiteraturePoetry
The Book of Anna
By Risa Denenberg on
The Book of Anna (Eoagh Books, 2021) by Joy Ladin reads like a hermeneutic text, riven... Read more →
Poetry
Kari Gunter-Seymour: Four Poems
By Kari Gunter-Seymour on
The Weeds In This Garden Long ago, I built a self outside myself. I ate what my family... Read more →
ConversationsPoetry
Postmodern Penelope:
Postmodern Penelope:
Conversation with Alessandra Bava
By Mish on
Cultural Weekly's Associate Poetry Editor "Mish" (Eileen Murphy) recently caught up with... Read more →
Poetry
Alessandra Bava: Three Love Letters to Anne Sexton
By Alessandra Bava on
Love Letter to Anne Sexton # 2 I say: “It’ll be romance gone wrong.” “I can... Read more →
Poetry
Heather Thomas Loepp: Two Poems
By Heather Thomas Loepp on
“How Can I Say Who I Am if the River is Gone?” -after Natalie Diaz, the Scorpion... Read more →
Poetry
A Review of Lesléa Newman’s I Wish My Father
By Alexandra Umlas on
In Herakles, translated by Anne Carson, Euripides writes, “Come back! Even as a shadow,... Read more →
Poetry
Lesléa Newman: Three Poems
By Lesléa Newman on
WHEN MY FATHER WAKES UP on that first sweltering night of that first scalding... Read more →
Follow Us