“Not everyone will walk away from a computer into the vast outdoors and find help from a hawk. But over time, these ‘focused walkaways,’ which were first unexpected distractions, have become a scheduled part of my practice, my discipline.”
An interview with this year’s Elliston Poet-in-Residence at the University of Cincinnati
Poet Rebecca Griswold on her day job as co-owner and operator of White Whale Tattoo and Gallery.
“I set out to photograph collections of objects in order to think about the bric-a-brac that populates my life.”
Sean McIntyre, actor and coach, talks about how prose writers can harness acting skills to make their readings as engaging as their writing.
This story about travel to Mars features gritty descriptions (literally) and a narrative technique that embraces simultaneity of experiences.
Assistant Managing Editor Bess Winter explores the importance of the library stacks via a review of Langsam Library’s POETRY STACKED event.
Chet’la Sebree on her book-length prose poem, FIELD STUDY; writing persona poems through the archive; experiential research; her forthcoming essay collection; and more.
In The Vanished Birds, Simon Jiminez offers the tour of a lifetime, though whether that lifetime lasts fifty years or a thousand depends on which traveler you ask.
Daniella Toosie-Watson reviews Willie Lee Kinard III’s ORDERS OF SERVICE.
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