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Nine Poems, by Tony Trigilio

Backfire in the ’90s Backfire in the ’90s: a minute of mag- nolia, bobbing, nearly gave away its militant…

I am trying to keep myself busy while the world is on hold. And so I do what I…

The Writer In the beginning, they belong to us. They are our words on our pages—scribbled, straightened, colorized, uninterrogated,…

By Alissa Hattman I write this review at the end of July from my home near Portland, Oregon, where…

By Rodrigo Toscano and Suzanne Stein Rodrigo Toscano: Greetings, Suzanne. It is April 4, 2020. I’m in New Orleans,…

By Jill Darling In “Reviewing Reviewing: Ethos and Praxis,” published in Big Other in April 2019, Tyrone Williams reflects…

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Mar-a-Lago-a-Mar If we aren’t guilty of ignorance, we’re guilty of evil, we giggle to each other at the hotel…

Sunup had come and gone when they left the box canyon behind and turned southwest to the cantina town…

Throughout the current modern era the African solstice has remained condemned, modified, used for psychic flavoring, always at the…