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Monthly Archives: October 2016
“10 Ways to Murder You with My Yard” by Christy Vlachos Jones
Yes, my pretties. I can kill any who come along armed with nothing more than my charm and my wits…and a few of the plants that grow on my property. Would you be interested in touring my lovely macabre garden? … Continue reading
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Trump Unfriendings by Danusha V. Goska
John was tall but straight-limbed thin and his baggy Catholic school uniform – blue slacks, white shirt, tie – hid no Darwinian strategy in or appetite for the survival of the fittest. The mob surrounding John moved according to an … Continue reading
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Mary Biddinger and Matthew Cheney in Conversation
* Mary Biddinger and Matthew Cheney have both published books with Black Lawrence Press, in Mary’s case five books of poetry and in Matthew’s a collection of short stories. Both are also ensconced in academia: Mary is a professor … Continue reading
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A Review of Jordan Rothacker’s And Wind Will Wash Away
A Review of Jordan Rothacker’s And Wind Will Wash Away By Nate Ragolia Like James Joyce and Thomas Pynchon before him, Jordan A. Rothacker takes on the epic novel in his masterful debut, And Wind Will Wash Away (hereafter referred … Continue reading
SATURDAY POETRY SERIES PRESENTS: SARAH SARAI
REMORSE By Sarah Sarai When he lumbered in the way of men who use their hands to till earth, he knocked rough doorway to sob at unfairness and the slaying. Dull, trembling, he threw down three pelts against a desert … Continue reading
“Languages” by David Ishaya Osu
Languages i do not chew fruits that i cannot pronounce garden whoever made my body, first drank a moon revival it is open & close to fire, it will body along midnight’s circles—next time you will cry, she replied material … Continue reading
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SATURDAY POETRY SERIES PRESENTS: SANDRA L. FAULKNER
THE INTERVIEW By Sandra L. Faulkner for Sylvia Plath (after “The Applicant”) Can you separate lights from darks, gabardine from linen? Too much bother? I cannot care if your hands are warm like Georgia hot springs capable of sparing my … Continue reading
A Review of Mary McMyne’s Wolf Skin
A Review of Mary McMyne’s Wolf Skin By Jennifer Dane Clements We remember best that which haunts us. The memories or fears that we carry, percolate in our bloodstreams. As children, the unknown and unknowable facets of the world succumb … Continue reading
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Hala Alyan and Elizabeth Cantwell: A Conversation
HA: Elizabeth, I have to start by saying how much I enjoyed this collection. I’m so curious about the process of writing it. Did you start off with a particular image that later shaped the collection? I ask because the … Continue reading
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SATURDAY POETRY SERIES PRESENTS: A ROSH HASHANAH POEM BY SARAH MARCUS
By Sarah Marcus: ROSH HASHANAH, 5774 The moon was a sliver of itself the first night I thought of you combing a new year’s honey through our hair. We are taught to repent, but it’s a poor translation, for Teshuvah … Continue reading
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Tagged Advocacy Poetry, American Poetry, Celebratory Poetry, contemporary poetry, Inspirational Poetry, moves in contemporary poetry, nostalgic poetry, Occasional Poetry, Poetry, Poetry of Faith, poetry review, poetry reviews, Religious Poetry, resistance poetry, Seasonal Poetry, Spiritual Poetry
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The As It Ought to Be Archive 