-
The Bob Dylan Mask (by Lawrence J. Epstein)
There are those artists who never have an unuttered thought. They feel compelled to reveal their most intimate feelings, their nastiest habits, and the messiest clutter of their personal lives. The caution light in…
-
“The Heart is Green from So Much Waiting” by Sampson Starkweather [by Amy Lawless]
I picked up an amazing chapbook by Sampson Starkweather at AWP in Denver way back in April called The Heart is Green from So Much Waiting. I only got around to reading it two…
-
Borges and the Case of the Traitorous Translator, by Megin Jimenez
First, my thanks to site editors Stacey and David for this opportunity… I have to confess that in the past I've been wary of "blog" as a verb (I blog, you blog, everyone blogs……
-
This Just In . . . Russian Samovar Mash-Up
If you missed David's reading at the Russian Samovar, here's a great Bill Hayward film of David's poem "Hymn to Man" It's haunting and full of mystery. Thanks, Bill — sdh
-
Megin Jimenez, Guest Blogger, May 30 – June 5
This week we welcome Megin Jimenez as our guest blogger. Megin was born in Venezuela and grew up in Denver. Her poems have appeared in Barrow Street, LIT, La Petite Zine, Redivider and Sentence:…
-
Reb Livingston Presents a Poem by Rebecca Lindenberg
from Love, an Index A Abandon, what I did when you touched me that winter with an ungloved hand.Ache, the heal of broken things: bones, disappointments. Allegories of Love, Fragonard’s babycolored paintings, Ovid’s pursuers and storied looms, his Atalanta her…
