Jamming Their Transmission, Episode 12: Eugene Lim
May 2, 2019 - Featured, Podcast, Reading, Writing
A Ballad of the Lost Octopodes, by Karen An-hwei Lee
March 26, 2019 - Featured, Fiction, Reading, Writing
Every Fly’s Ascendant, by Debra Di Blasi
May 21, 2019In the end, silence reigned. It settled over dry...
From Gagarin, by Louis Armand
May 3, 2019The Orbital continues like this, night after night. Slant of...
(Our Real Limbs), by Harold Abramowitz
April 25, 2019
An Oblation, by Tobias Carroll
April 12, 2019
Lunagrad, by Andrew Joron
April 3, 2019
A Ballad of the Lost Octopodes, by Karen An-hwei Lee
March 26, 2019
Only a Cry Absent Its Mouth, by Tyrone Williams
April 18, 2019Juxtaposition and parataxis are key techniques of composition across the traditional genres of fiction, drama,...
On the Art of Wearing Yourself Out, by Brian Kiteley
April 10, 2019
What Wood Jesus Do? by Jimmy Chen
March 11, 2019
Five Poems, by Kailey Tedesco
May 16, 2019
Five Poems, by Lisa Russ Spaar
May 15, 2019
Two Poems, by Stephanie Strickland
May 14, 2019
Five Poems, by Erika Bojnowski
May 8, 2019
Two Poetry-Films, by Forrest Gander
May 1, 2019
“I think poetry is a cold art with a big heart of all heat.”
May 22, 2019Happy birthday, Lucie Brock-Broido! Here are some quotes from the poet. “I, abstract, adoring, distant / And unsalvageable.” "Wonderment I take as a word...
A Sentence About a Sentence I Love: From Joanna Russ’s And Chaos Died
May 20, 2019"The Big One was obviously one of those epoxy-and-metal eggs produced by itself—the Platonic Idea of a pebble turned inside out, born of a computer...
“I am a writer. I am going to write.”
May 19, 2019Happy birthday, Lorraine Hansberry! Here are some quotes from the great playwright. "Look at the world that awaits you!" "Write if you will: but write...