Interview with Edgar Garcia
Edgar Garcia on research, collaborative listening, and dreams.
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Author: Andy Sia
miCRo: “Valedictorian” by Sarah Chin
Sarah Chin’s story navigates the sticky terrain of grief.
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miCRo: “Push-Pull” by Robert Warf
In Robert Warf’s “Push-Pull,” driving yields a kind of oppositional syntax.
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miCRo: “Aspen” by Michael O’Ryan
Michael O’Ryan’s cinematographic poem is imbued with a sibyllic mood.
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miCRo: “Before the Wedding” by Cassandra Whitaker
Cassandra Whitaker’s epithalamium is a breathless wreath of anticipation, retrospection and contemplation.
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Reading Between the Pages
Assistant Editor Andy Sia on reading surfaces and reading as an embodied act.
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miCRo: “Revision” by B. Do
In B. Do’s moving piece, revision is not merely a means to an end; rather, there is a truth in and an ethical weight to the act of revision itself.
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miCRo: “Fight” by Babak Lakghomi
Babak Lakghomi’s “Fight” considers the reverberations of violence across space and time.
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miCRo: A poem by Alex Wells Shapiro
In Alex Wells Shapiro’s “a buck,” the voice confronts death, specifically the material reality and circumstances of death.
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miCRo: “Honey?” by Daniel Fraser
In Daniel Fraser’s “Honey?” the house is uneasily animate, changing with its inhabitants and, indeed, changing its inhabitants.
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