A Berth in the Haven
An Excerpt from Outside Inside, a Memoir By Martha King A berth at Grand Haven had been dead Paul Blackburn’s gift to us. A teaching position at…
An Interview with Leslie Scalapino
By Maggie Golston ‘standing’ ‘walking’ as present — huge crows loaded a tree (past) by me — at night sleeping — yet the half-cracked black bud (night: only)…
Experimental Prose and the Reconfiguration of Incestuous Bonds: from the Grasmere Journal to Tender Buttons
By Joshua Wilner Suppose one were to approach Dorothy Wordsworth’s Grasmere Journal as a radical complement to William’s efforts to demonstrate that “there is no essential difference between…
Interview with Robert Glück
by Tony Leuzzi Part I For a voice level, say something. My heart aches and a drowsy numbness pains my sense. Keats? The first line of “Ode…
Conversation with Harryette Mullen: From B to D
by Barbara Henning With Harryette Mullen’s dense, layered and playful poems in Sleeping with the Dictionary, there is often a subtle question, almost present but not quite present,…
Trans Verse (or, Traver’s Tranifesto)
by Traver Pam Dick 1 Then one moment it dawned on me, I turned into Traver. 2 Crossroads like of philosophy and lit. Poetry and fiction. 3 …
Two Poems by Jessica Dessner
The Sacrilegious Axe The sun lighting votives so nature can smack her flower…
Two Poems by Lara Candland
discrete conjecture between physicians— their richer philological blunders quickened the cure corkless substances wafted…
Four Poems by Louie Crew
Queer Power Swish, swish, men of America. Cross your legs only at 90-degree angles.…
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