Poetry – BIG OTHER

Five Poems, by G. C. Waldrep

Night 553 Small hawk of days beneath the red sail, rusty red of blood once shed, now dried— is only…

Objects are arguments. But bodies are feuds. Sardonic allegories No longer suffice. The bodies Were corralled, divided, and Ransomed…

We are pleased to nominate the following comics, fictions, nonfictions, and poems for inclusion in Sundress Publications‘s Best of the…

Attempts It’s a lawn ornament pig, made of an oil drum, pipes for legs, and a watering can lid for…

Ombré How strange I thought the word “ombré” in the middle of the night, stumbling in a small pink bathroom…

We are excited to announce the deadline and guidelines for the 2022 Big Other Book Awards! The awards aim…

The Wind Has Stopped, the Desert Listens And yet, I have no sadder story to offer than the wind’s. The…

Happy birthday, Edwin Torres! Celebrate by reading the three Torres poems we published this year in Puerto Rican Writers Folio:…

Digressions Toward an Introduction to Big Other’s Puerto Rican Writer’s Folio: A Hauntology John Madera, Editor Three Poems…

I’m Almost Done with the Enveloping Vamoose to order a coffee — as the world waits for your name to…