Antonie van Leeuwenhoek first saw the microscopic monsters that the naked eye can’t see, describing the odd creatures as “cavorting, wee beasties.” A barrier had been crossed; the world of flesh and blood and dirt, so tangible...
Read MoreMusings by José Angel Araguz Episode 6: Meditation In this episode I explore ways in which meditation can apply to the craft of poetry. Some Preliminary Thoughts Before getting into the nitty-gritty, however, it’s worth framing...
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It’s possible Ben regrets his promise to repeat the name of our new YouTube subscriber...
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It’s our pleasure to announce that, as of next week, Becky Adnot-Haynes will be...
Read MoreThanks to those who took a stab at solving our holiday hink pink puzzle. The answers await below: Ornamental cap for the gland that secretes melatonin (hinkily pinkily): Pineal finial Very poor job, colloquially, of hurling a...
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. . . for a bit of hinky (un)fun. So you didn’t think 2016 could suck any more? Well,...
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An offer you *could* refuse . . . but...
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We present the next installment of Words Likely to Be Misused or Confused! This episode stars, not...
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One thing we have in common with Santa: we like to reward you for being...
Read MoreJosé Angel Araguz: Time again for another cento contest celebrating the release of our latest issue! The cento is a collage form in which a poem is composed entirely of lines from other poems. It can be an homage to the...
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