TRAY by A. L. Nielsen With Tray Aldon Nielsen establishes himself as a formidable voice among American poets. And voice, his…
Hillary Is Dreaming by Geneva Chao Turn down the lights, hang on to your nightcaps — Hillary is Dreaming! Hilarious and true,…
Radios by Danny Snelson Radios uses every word and punctuation mark in Ronald Johnson’s Radi Os (1977) in the endeavor…
metabolic GLYPH cannibals by mIEKAL aND Imagine the internet author is anyone anywhere. Imagine the reader has access to that author’s work…
Far Rainbow by Ed Steck Steck’s “wild lit up cocoon” of a poem cruises interior expanses of “this geo-asshole world.” I…
Encrusted on the Living by Nicolas Tardy In this collection of four shorter works united for the first time in one volume, Nicolas…
Tristran by Gérard Cartier A retelling of the Tristan and Isolde myth through the lens of the translator, Cartier’s book…
After Such Knowledge Park by Mark Francis Johnson Mark Francis Jonson’s radical novel of imagination and social transformation. As if Samuel Johnson got his…
EXTRIGUE by Shiv Kotecha Shiv’s poem seems to counter the inherited model of perception that accounts for the pantomimes of…
