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Epiphany 7/19/23 Epiphany 7/19/23

An Interview with Ethan Nosowsky of Graywolf Press

"…I’m just sort of putting my ear against the thing and trying to discern its heartbeat…”

Mary Mullen 3/7/22 Mary Mullen 3/7/22

What We’re Reading Now: “The Problems with the Pillow Plot”

Elizabeth Gaskell’s North and South and the dissolution of a modern marriage.

Tsahai Makeda 1/19/22 Tsahai Makeda 1/19/22

S P A C E

Then the space between us got bigger. The first time I noticed he’d been detaching, I saw an opened tube of toothpaste in the first floor bathroom.

Bonnie Chau 12/2/21 Bonnie Chau 12/2/21

Decomposition

Decomposition does not happen in isolation. You cannot decompose alone.

Michael Barron 5/21/20 Michael Barron 5/21/20

The Small Publisher in the COVID-Era

With the closure of bookstores and in-person readings impossible, sales opportunities for small presses have largely been stymied to the point of near fatality, and the fallout is widespread.

Michael Juliani 4/27/20 Michael Juliani 4/27/20

The Panoramic Grave: Rediscovering Brandon Shimoda’s “The Desert”

It is difficult to track the speaker of Shimoda’s poems, as his work permeates the delineation between self and other. With this untethering, Shimoda creates a body of text and formal space that unites human and nonhuman aspects of the desert, embodying it as something internal.