Richard Siken’s poems recycle and re-imagine dramatic scenarios between men, birds, the moon, rabbits, foxes. The stories never end, they expand like a field where every new interaction, every reimagined…
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Noah Cicero, A Young, Not-dead, Not Chilean Pablo Neruda Noah Cicero is kind of like Pablo Neruda, except that he is not Pablo Neruda because Pablo Neruda had a head…
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Even Though I Call You Ezra, I Should Say You Are My Bernadette Mayer I’ve known Erika Jo Brown since a past life, when we spoke a different language and…
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The Self Unstable /// Elisa Gabbert and The Poetry of Immanence Poetry entails stepping outside of comfortable notions about ourselves and our world, facing the possibility of our own dissolution—which…
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LEAKY CULTURE // MINOR LITERATURE All of the poets these articles will discuss are active, in a community sense, as magazine editors, publishers, translators, and critics. They offer not only…