Layers of Disappearance
Still Life by Jay Hopler | reviewed by Zea Van Der Elsken
“Here’s my Sukun”
On stillness as punctuation, the pause before moving forward, a parent’s death, aftershocks, and what’s next | Blas Falconer talks to Kazim Ali
On Overwhelm: What Am I to Do but Know These Things?
“I’m overwhelmed. It is hard to have compassion for myself. Unless I learn how to sit and wait, I make myself sick with remorse and self-blame and unworthiness. I cast arrows into myself as a way of doing something. The poetry, this poem, reminds me to be kind to me.” | by David Keplinger
Mythmaking in the Modern World
“I want the poems to transcend what has already been written, transcend the reader’s limited knowledge, to a universal recognition: to feel the thumping heart of the goddesses, the blood thickening in their veins, the indecision of a hovering foot.” | by Vandana Khanna
The Poetics of Climate Dystopia
On motherhood, climate anxiety, and the (dis)comfort of writing in form | Anna Gasaway talks to Claire Wahmanholm
What Hope Looks Like When It’s Cut for Survival
Standing in the Forest of Being Alive by Katie Farris | reviewed by Arthur Kayzakian
