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Monthly Archives: September 2014
SATURDAY POETRY SERIES PRESENTS: RESURRECTION PARTY
From RESURRECTION PARTY By Michalle Gould: SELF-PORTRAIT AS A SERIES OF PREPARATORY STUDIES FOR A NUDE BY MATISSE The breasts hang low like fruit hoping to be picked yet still on the branch, While the body largely reclines, a letter … Continue reading
SATURDAY POETRY SERIES PRESENTS: JEN CAMPBELL
Vaginaland By Jen Campbell “Vaginaland” was previously published in English Pen “Poems for Pussy Riot” and appears here today with permission from the poet. Jen Campbell is an award-winning poet and short story writer. She’s also the author of the … Continue reading
Posted in Jen Campbell, Saturday Poetry, Saturday Poetry Series
Tagged British Poetry, contemporary poetry, Feminist Poetry, Inspirational Poetry, LGBT Poetry, LGBTQ Poetry, Poetry, Poetry & Art, Poetry International, Politics, Pop Culture Poetry, Progressive politics, protests, Pussy Riot
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Gordon Massman: An Interview and Four Poems
Gordon Massman is the author, mostly recently, of the companion volumes Death and Love, both out from NYQ Books this year. His work has appeared in Antioch Review, Another Chicago Magazine, Georgia Review, Harvard Review, The Literary Review, and RATTLE, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged American Poetry, Gordon Massman, NYQ Books, Okla Elliott, The New York Quarterly
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SATURDAY POETRY SERIES PRESENTS: ALLIE MARINI BATTS
By Allie Marini Batts: breeding, trumpet flowers out of the dead ash a cautious unfurling, petals, these fragile fingers, extended through layers of silt and salt, the battle-blown lands where once a city stood. these vines, they labor furiously, expanding … Continue reading
SATURDAY POETRY SERIES PRESENTS: PAPER COTTON LEATHER
From PAPER COTTON LEATHER By Jenny Sadre-Orafai: RETRACT OR RECANT This accordion love expands or exhales, retracts or recants. It is only as much as we allow. It squeezes out warnings of cardboard walls closing in. Its wheezing fills a … Continue reading
Daniela Olszewska: A Micro-Interview and Three Poems
Okla Elliott: What difficulties did you encounter writing a book entirely centered around one character? Daniela Olszewska: I started making the poems that became Citizen J while I was an undergraduate at Columbia College Chicago (so, somewhere around 2005). Originally, … Continue reading
Rebekah Just When the Drought Was Ending by Justin Hamm
Rebekah Just When the Drought Was Ending by Justin Hamm But the best thing about Rebekah was the way she floated always beneath the scent of woodburn and dusty Middle America, her keen ranch-queen convictions slicing deep and deeper into … Continue reading
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Tagged Illinois, Justin Hamm, Midwest Poetry, Nimrod International Literary Journal
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The As It Ought to Be Archive 