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(Eco)consciousness and the Work of Poetry: A Review of Poetics for the More-than-Human World: An Anthology of Poetry and Commentary

By Aaron M. Moe In this age of the Anthropocene, we are bombarded, every day, by new knowledge pointing…

“Over here is where we starve them,” I announce. During the first five minutes of the tour, three administrators…

The bracelet—a double, really, made of two gold strands—was a college graduation gift from my elegant great-aunt. This was…

A Review of Choi Seungja’s Phone Bells Keep Ringing for Me (Action Books) By Tom DeBeauchamp Sorrow, like a…

“More bird, Goodman Page?” asked the stout Master Buxton as he sawed a leg from a goose sitting, solemn…

Day #1101 The hospitals are exploding in the middle of the city and they tell us The dead are…

We go here in the now. No need for fancy devices, no need for paperwork with its infinity of…

By Jeff Bursey I am a bad animal, a black, broken, and lousy animal. I pull my driver behind…

Rodrigo Toscano: Hi, Julie. I’m delighted to be dialoguing with you right now, because we recently had a happy…

By Joan Frank Sometimes we decide to see what we need to see. Any articles coming from a cherished…