Writing Out the Doubt
What can readers gain from glimpsing poets hitting roadblocks or expressing a bit of doubt?
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Month: February 2022
miCRo: “Poem as Manananggal Always Looking for the Moon” by Albert Abonado
In Albert Abonado’s “Poem as Manananggal Always Looking for the Moon,” the mythical creature is reimagined as a poem that “arrives at night / its lower half hidden // on an empty school bus / or perhaps a sinkhole // the city ignored despite the petitions.”
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On Taking Breaks from Writing
How do writers decide when to take an intentional break? What keeps them connected to writing, if at all? What helps them return to writing?
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miCRo: “Dyke Litany” by Elizabeth Lindsey Rogers
In Elizabeth Lindsey Rogers’s “Dyke Litany,” queer adolescent isolation transforms into a collective experience.
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