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Can an image embody the sonic?: A Conversation with Shanta Lee Honeycutt,...
Shanta Lee Honeycutt is an award-winning visual artist, writer across genres, author, and scholar who often says she is a “...practitioner of entanglement” for all of the ways she brings things...
View ArticleBreaking News: These Are Set in Stone (A Triptych) by Cindy Rucker Trost
Process Note Breaking News: These Are Set in Stone began with a pinch— A news report about the February 28, 2026 missile strike on the Shajareh Tayyebeh girls’ elementary school in Minab, Iran would...
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With a Good Heart: A Conversation with Tom Griffen – curated by Kristina...
Tom Griffen is a leadership coach, national speaker, and business strategist. His 20 years of specialty retail experience have given him a unique perspective on how to be wildly successful—which he...
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To choose the image or moment that contains something much larger than...
Nickie DeSardo is a poet and essayist whose work explores themes of identity, love, and social justice. Nickie is a Poet & Author Fellowship recipient at Martha’s Vineyard Institute of Creative...
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TIMESTAMP: A Conversation with David Breskin by Kristina Marie Darling
Born in Chicago, David Breskin first made his name as a freelance journalist, writing for national magazines such as Rolling Stone, GQ, and LIFE. He has published six books of poetry, including...
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“Always on the move and...always an outsider”—An interview with Jeremy Paden...
Born in Milan, Italy, Jeremy was raised in various southern states of the United States of America, in Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and the Dominican Republic. On his mother’s side he is of Puerto Rican...
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“A poem can cross borders that politics cannot”—An Interview with Venezuelan...
Ely Rosa Zamora (Venezuela, 1967) is an actress, writer, and scholar. She has lived in the United States since 1998, where she was trained with the legendary experimental theater company The Living...
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“[T]he smell of the wet earth invades the air”— An Interview with Argentine...
Enrique Solinas, born in Buenos Aires in 1969, is a poet, fiction writer, teacher, and researcher, and collaborates with publications in Argentina and abroad. His published poetry collections include...
View ArticleThesaurus, Dictionary or Poem: When to define or explain non-English words in...
Mixing Italian and English in my poems (and everyday speech) feels natural and necessary with certain audiences. This is how I communicate with others and myself. Early drafts of my poems often have...
View ArticleIn a Language Wet with Loss: A Review of The Years of Blood by Adedayo Agarau...
Adedayo Agarau’s debut poetry collection, The Years of Blood (Fordham University Press, 2025), is an elegy to the lost boys of his hometown of Ìbàdàn, Nigeria. The collection is situated amidst an...
View ArticleA Review of Vincent Chu’s Nice Places by Jessica Van Orden
“The sea was tender and forever, and the horizon never came closer...” -Vincent Chu, Nice Places, 287 Every now and then, between our endless emails and lists of errands, a weathered thought whispers,...
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Sad City: A Conversation with Craig Kite – curated by Kristina Marie Darling
Craig Kite is a New York City–based singer-songwriter and poet whose performances put words at the center. With a catalog shaped across countless open mics and intimate stages, his songs carry the...
View ArticleA Folio of Poems by Diana Whitney
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View ArticleA Folio of Poetry from Selma Meerbaum-Eisinger’s Song of the Yellow Asters,...
Poems-for-Tupelo-Hoffman-Translation Carlie Hoffman is the author of three collections of poetry, One More World Like This World (Four Way Books, Spring 2025), a Library Journal 2025 “Title to Watch,”...
View ArticleA Review of William Considine’s The Mysteries by Kathleen Bednarek
Set in ancient Greece, around the year 600 B.C.E., The Mysteries: a verse play is inspired by a story from Plutarch’s Life of Solon that focuses on the competing drives of peace versus war and the...
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The Mysteries: A Conversation with William Considine – curated by Kristina...
William Considine was born in McKeesport, PA. He attended college and law school on work-study, loans and scholarships. He graduated “With Great Distinction” from Stanford and cum laude from Harvard...
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On the Road to Damascus: Talking Nature, Myth, and Groom with Austin...
Austin Segrest is the author of the poetry collections Groom (Unbound Edition Press, 2025) and Door to Remain (UNT Press, 2022), winner of the Vassar Miller Poetry Prize. Born and raised in...
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“Each poem then creates a current”: A Conversation with Barbara Siegel...
Image by Lily Stone Barbara Siegel Carlson is the author of four books of poetry, most recently Current published by Lily Poetry Review Books, 2026. Her previous books are What Drifted Here, Once in...
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“Time can blur details, but not emotions”: A Conversation with Chloe Yelena...
Chloe Yelena Miller lives in Washington, D.C., with her family. She is the author of Perforated (Lily Poetry Review Books, 2026), Viable (Lily Poetry Review Books, 2021) and Unrest (Finishing Line...
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“The form has done its work of revealing the poem’s heart”: A Conversation...
Subhaga Crystal Bacon (they/them), is the author of five collections of poetry including, A Brief History of My Sex Life, from Lily Poetry Review Books; the Lambda Literary finalist, Transitory, 2023,...
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