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Monthly Archives: October 2018
The Pop-Up Halloween Store
The Pop Up Halloween Store By Chase Dimock The Pop-Up Halloween Store is the zombie corpse of a long dead retail outlet rising from the grave. Beneath the orange banner looms the faint spectral glow of a Borders … Continue reading
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Tagged American Literature, Borders Books, Chase Dimock, Circuit City, Halloween, Halloween Store, K-Mart, Poetry, Zombies
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Women Who Love Men Like Ours
Women Who Love Men Like Ours By Rebecca Schumejda (Editor’s Note: This is the second of a two part series of poems on incarceration by Rebecca Schumejda. You can read the first one here.) Before my brother’s incarceration, I held many … Continue reading
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Tagged Albany, American Literature, Incarceration, Poetry, Prisons, Rebecca Schumejda
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Earth, Air And Lynda Carter
Earth, Air And Lynda Carter By Margaret Crocker Earth, Air And Lynda Carter I first remember flying. Flying with the ceiling’s 70’s popcorn textures at my cheek. I could touch it if I’d only stretched out my hand. … Continue reading
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Tagged American Literature, Lindsay Wagner, Lynda Carter, Margaret Crocker, Poetry, The Bionic Woman, Wonder Woman
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the bleeding horse at sea
the bleeding horse at sea By John Sweet the bleeding horse at sea and then it turned out that the trick was just to give in to depression, and of course i felt like a fool for not … Continue reading
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Tagged American Literature, John Sweet, Poetry, The Bleeding Horse
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All of the Above
All of the Above By Jason Ryberg All of the Above A book of poems is a family photo album for a spectacularly dysfunctional family, a scrapbook of newspaper clippings, wedding announcements, obituaries and concert ticket stubs, a … Continue reading
Leadwood: A Conversation with Poet Daniel Crocker
Leadwood: A Conversation with Poet Daniel Crocker By Chase Dimock In Leadwood, Daniel Crocker surveys twenty years of his work as a poet. Ranging from the metaphysical significance of the McRib to courageous deep dives into bipolar disorder, Crocker’s … Continue reading
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Tagged American Literature, Chase Dimock, Daniel Crocker, Leadwood, Missouri, Poet Interview, Poetry
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Sally with the Accent
Sally with the Accent By Kevin Ridgeway Sally with the Accent she’s from Yonkers has white skin white hair and a bright smile she used to do social work and her insight means she can finish our therapist’s sentences … Continue reading
Cape Split
– Cape Split By Tobi Alfier Cape Split Cape Split is quite literally the “end of the world” … Continue reading
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Tagged American Literature, Bay of Fundy, Cape Split, ocean, Poetry, the sea, Tobi Alfier
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Walking West on East 5th Street
. Walking West on East 5th Street By Jeffrey Alfier Walking West on East 5th Street – Benson, Arizona It is spring, and in a town that … Continue reading
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Tagged American Literature, Benson Arizona, Jefrey Alfier, Poetry
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The As It Ought to Be Archive 