Somewhere, A River
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Associate Editor Kate Jayroe: Grauke’s quick, clever miCRo captures the lightning-in-a-bottle inspiration that can (sometimes) strike while inebriated as well as the oft-cloudy, mysterious aftermath. What did it mean last night? And what does it mean this morning? We’re left in a dark dazzlement as we pick up the puzzle pieces, thinking of the loggerhead …
Associate Editor Kate Jayroe: Choi’s reverberating verse memorializes the lost mail of the Titanic. While we’ve no doubt encountered haunting images, recollections, and creative interpretations of the doomed ocean liner’s maiden-and-final voyage, Choi’s heedful details and sparkling images offer a movingly unique distillation of what was written, lost. Listen to Stephanie Choi read the poem: …
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