Read four poems by poet Victoria Korth, our last of six biweekly poets of the Spring 2025 issue, along with a few words about the poem “The Great Array.”
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Three Poems by Bart Edelman
Read three poems by poet Bart Edelman, our fifth of six biweekly poets of the Spring 2025 issue, along with a few words about the poem “Irma.”
Book Excerpt: Ars Poetica by Leigh Sugar
Read the featured Excerpt Poem of the Month for June 2025, “Ars Poetica” from FREELAND by Leigh Sugar, along with a few words from the poet.
Chapbook Poem: I Worry by Flavian Mark Lupinetti
Read the featured Chapbook Poem of the Month for June 2025, “I Worry” from The Pronunciation Part by Flavian Mark Lupinetti, along with a few words from the poet.
Five Poems by Jane Ellen Glasser
“In my fantasy world, I would be able to communicate with the animals I see every day.” Read five poems by poet Jane Ellen Glasser, our fourth of six biweekly poets of the Spring 2025 issue, along with a few words about the poem “How to Befriend Animals.”
Multilingualism and Metaphor: On Desire/Halves by Jaia Hamid Bashir
“Bashir’s elegant debut collection investigates identity as the result of choices between individual appetites and cultural frames. … [It] announces an exciting addition to the global chorus of contemporary literature.” Read D.W. Baker’s full review.
Four Poems by Christa Fairbrother
Read three poems by poet Christa Fairbrother, our third of six biweekly poets of the Spring 2025 issue, along with a few words about the poem “Nursing Moms Group”.
Chapbook Poem: What I Did This Summer by Elinor Serumgard
Read the featured Chapbook Poem of the Month for May 2025, “What I Did This Summer” from Analogous Annum by Elinor Serumgard, along with a few words from the poet.
Book Excerpt: Challenger by Colleen S. Harris
Read the featured Excerpt Poem of the Month for May 2025, “Challenger” from The Light Becomes Us by Colleen S. Harris, along with a few words from the poet.
Four Poems by Sarah E N Kohrs
Read four poems by poet Sarah E N Kohrs, our second of six biweekly poets of the Spring 2025 issue, along with a few words about the poem “What We Create Together.”