Tag: Issue 17.1
Why We Like It: “Erase the Days” by Jason Ockert and “Recurring” by Lyndsey Reese
I’m resistant to making generalizations about genres. I’m of the general opinion that poetry and fiction use the same ingredients, just with wildly different doses.
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excerpt from “Recurring” by Lyndsey Reese
The Father, Deceased He appears in a hospital hallway. On the front porch of her home in Phoenix,...
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“Respair” by Craig van Rooyen
Every six minutes another word is dropped from the lexicon. Who says there’s no use anymore for...
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Leah Umansky Reading Two Poems
Continuing our series from our contributors to Issue 17.1, today we feature Leah Umansky, who reads her poems from our pages but also describes the project they’re from, Of Tyrant.
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“Weather Apothecary” by Adam O. Davis
When at lastthe last fires burnt out upon the prairie,trains could be heard passing,mournful as...
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Oscar Levant, in Performance
A series of clips from David Lazar to accompany his essay on Oscar Levant in our latest issue.
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excerpt from “Perfect Hands” by Julie Marie Wade
You can see them, if you look closely, in all the old photographs: my fingers flush at the...
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“how do you describe a genocide?” by Ojo Taiye
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Two Poems by Rage Hezekiah
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“Be Smooth” by Kevin Dublin
Be easy. No—Be smooth enough that you don’t have to be as hard as a four-year-old saying...
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“you’re welcome” by Bernard Ferguson
over dumplings & rice, Nancy says you’re welcomeas she considers her ancestors & the...
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Two Poems by Jehanne Dubrow
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