John Sibley Williams – Breathings
John Sibley Williams Breathings — for Paul Celan Over things reign the eyes. Over eyes, language. So, Paul, the river you chose to drown in [...]
Leonard Kress – Thanksgiving Meditation
Leonard Kress Thanksgiving Meditation Forget the shining city on the hill, or the new Jerusalem, Eden, Promised Land—you're reading from the wrong text, wrong translation, the non-canonical source, the exquisite [...]
Linda McCullough Moore – Even So
Linda McCullough Moore Even so “I’m sure Jonathan’s okay,” I say to his dad on the phone. I’m lying through my teeth. I haven’t been sure of anything since my [...]
Zacc Dukowitz – The Orb
Zacc Dukowitz The Orb My landlord is in love with me. Since moving into this pink casita of his off Canyon Road he’s called me every day, at first to [...]
Kate Krautkramer – The Train
Kate Krautkramer The Train It’s March and something’s wrong with the baby, Jilly’s baby. The little girl isn’t going to survive, the doctors say, but they don’t say how long [...]
Joe Milazzo – From Crepuscule W/ Nellie (Jaded Ibis Press, November 2014)
Joe Milazzo From Crepuscule W/Nellie (Jaded Ibis Press, November 2014) JZLM16 (Monaural Master / Take #12) Monk plays and John listens. It is all new, but Monk’s playing most so. [...]
Elizabeth Arnold – Interviewed by Karl Zuehlke
Lending a Mineral Cast to the Words: An Interview with Elizabeth Arnold Interview Conducted by Karl Zuehlke Elizabeth Arnold has received numerous awards including the Amy Lowell scholarship, a Whiting [...]
Clarence Major – Down and Up – Reviewed by Trista Edwards
University of Georgia Press. 2013. 59 pages. Reviewed by Trista Edwards Veteran painter, novelist, and poet Clarence Major’s thirteenth collection of poems, Down and Up, constructs a visual world of [...]
An Interview with Kristina Marie Darling
An Interview with Kristina Marie Darling Interview conducted by Justin Bigos Justin Bigos: First, thank you for visiting UNT this January to read your poetry. As I was listening to [...]