Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre in London rises from the ground 750 feet from the original site of the theater, the one built by the Chamberlain’s Men. Its white timbered exterior glows…
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This isn’t happening. I quickly folded up the letter I was handed minutes ago by my best friend on the number 5 bus on our way to school. Tel Aviv,…
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Editor’s note: This column is part of a new series called Name Tags, about issues related to names and naming. You can find the original Call for Submissions here. Art…
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Say Bye to Reason and Hi to Everything, ed. by Andrew Durbin Chapbooks by Amy De’Ath, Cecilia Corrigan, Jackie Wang, Dodie Bellamy, and Lynne Tillman Capricious, 2016 288 pages – Capricious…
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Transitory Poetics is a new review series by Toby Altman focused solely on current and upcoming chapbooks. Introduction In a recent history of the chapbook, published in The Guardian, Chris Martin…
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I’m trying to understand what lies just beyond our recognizing that helps constitute what we talk about when we talk about class. What does it mean to think about class…
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OpinionForgiveness Can Start With The Follicle: On Identity Formation, Re-formation , and Perception
What can you give to me? That I haven’t already created? That I haven’t carved out for myself? I think endlessly of possibilities to form, to shape. My childhood obsession…