By cornelia barber

Review: Disaster by Madison Davis

/ NM Esc / Reviews
When a disaster is recounted, the points of failure and the resulting body counts both become seared into our collective imaginaries.

Two Poems from Alain Ginsberg

/ Alain Ginsberg / Queen of Pentacles
like tentacles, hiding corals and bottles behind trash cans so there is always a weapon when the people who poach come.

A Conversation with Uzodinma Okehi

/ Zeke Perkins / Interviews
I hate it when people say that there's nothing really good going on in literature. It's bullshit.

I Wasn’t Made For These Times

/ Sam Jaffe Goldstein / Misc
To call the road from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv a road is a lie.

Review: Burn Book BY Felix Bernstein

/ Kalliopi Mathios / Reviews
More subtly, burning represents an intensity, an all consuming force that both brightens and annihilates.

Reflections On Recent Poetry Part I

/ Stu Watson / Essays
To stay with this focus on the book’s inherent materiality, poetry collections are, generally, about the same size as the human face.

Burst!!

BURST

Burst!!

DOUBLE ZERO: INTERVIEW with CHRIS HOSEA

/ Cornelia Barber / Interviews
Sometimes a joke is enough to make you be in another space and look back on what you were doing and not just see it as meaningless at all, but to see it as just one among many possibilities.