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Charles Mingus, the renowned musician, composer and civil rights activist, claimed to be three people,...
Jill Battson's highly anticipated collection of poems, The Ecstatic Torture of Gratitude, pushes deep into...
I listened to your prayer, I listened to the sun burning in the leaves, I...
In The Fat Man Arpeggios, Pellegrino D'Acierno presents a ludic portrait of the Fat Man...
The poems in Elana Wolff's first collection, Birdheart, trace a summer's trip from Toronto to...
In math for couples, we re-visit the past to discover our place in the contemporary...
Paul Nelson's new collection, Burning the Furniture, moves through a startling array of things seen while arranging the experience of them into a lucid privacy of mind that is the feature of first memory, what quiets the human heart -- these are wonderful and beautiful poems. -- Norman Dubie, author of The Volcano
"The young man who brings wood / has been on the way forever / may be at the war / so we burn the bedposts / the armoire chair-rails and finials / that banister"
