Archives – Page 23

The Night Was Curiously Mild, by Joshua Marie Wilkinson

Feeling the nausea rising, he ran out into the courtyard and vomited on a dwarf palm tree. —Michel Houellebecq …

Juxtaposition and parataxis are key techniques of composition across the traditional genres of fiction, drama, and poetry. The former refers…

Voiceover conversant with Before During After as much a screwdriver that made impersonating Red Yellow Blue auteur the glorifying test…

The Contraries Circle’s motion goes / against all endpoints. Rare area / roar. Space, a massless rigidity / /…

No surprise Trina had spent half her inheritance on something abandoned. Years before, she’d exchanged chains of emails with…

I’m going to talk about the topic of reviewing books of poetry from both autobiographical and professional points of view,…

I drew maps and mazes when I was a kid. Endless maps, some very particular, some just rough outlines,…

I am invaded by blankness where a curious Portuguese erupts where its vowels transmix with sub-components of English marked by…

With time and tempests everywhere To rafts of frail assumption cling The saintly and the insincere; Enraged phenomena bear down…

People say dog paws smell like Fritos, but yours smell like dew, so light yet full of wet dirt.…