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Freud Quiz #24
Where and when did Freud die, and of what cause? (1) At Freiberg (then part of Moravia) of a gunshot wound said to be self-inflicted on 6 May 1856 (2) In London of throat…
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Goodbye, Frank McCourt (1930-2009)
“He says, you have to study and learn so that you can make up your own mind about history and everything else but you can’t make up an empty mind. Stock your mind, stock…
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What’s it Take [by Richard Garcia]
When we moved to Charleston SC from Los Angeles, I wondered, what does it take to be a poet around here? We made the rounds of local poetry readings and I was a little…
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First Prose Poem [by Richard Garcia]
I think the first prose poem I read was “At the Bottom of the Sea,” by Luis Cernuda (left), a Spanish poet of the generation of Lorca. It made quite an impression. It makes…
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Rob Casper (and Lisa Olstein) on Prose, Palemale and Lola
We started jubilat primarily to publish poems, and we are lucky enough to fill the magazine with amazing work by both emerging and established poets. These days, we get thousands of submissions through our…
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Richard Garcia, Guest Blogger July 19-25
This week we welcome Richard Garcia as our guest blogger. Garcia is the author of Rancho Notorious and The Persistence of Objects, both from BOA Editions. His most recent publication is a chapbook of…
