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Rajiv Mohabir’s Whale Aria is as much a gorgeous, sonically lush love poem to whales and queer immigrant kinships with them as it is a…

Poetic Conversations is spooky-pleased to share these visually gripping blackout and mixed-media poems by the phenomenal Jessica McHugh. As…

Liner Notes is a new, music-oriented reading/listening/conversation series, held at 48 Record Bar in Philly. Each event will feature one…

I was immediately intrigued when I saw the announcement post for a new poetry press, River River Books. Two experienced editors committing…

Introduction/Invitation. (Call for submissions.)

The poems in “Living at the Movies” provided a lens for how I saw and experienced young love, New York City, and my own poetry.

“I think the best historical fiction invites readers to live the history that is being represented; not simply to understand the facts of…

Your Emergency Contact Has Experienced An Emergency (2022) by Chen Chen

I reflect on a month well spent in Beijing (including a family trip to Japan), my first time back since pre-pandemic. [For context, I spent…

I was absolutely spellbound by Linda LeGarde Grover’s recently reissued and expanded collection The Sky Watched: Poems of Ojibwe Lives…

A note from editor jojo Lazar: I’m so lucky to share our first collection of submitted hybrid poetry to the Poetic Conversations column…

Imagine a midwestern farmstead. There’s a barn, a weathered farmhouse, the pasture that stretches between them … and the electrified fence…

When it comes to my relationship with the natural world, I’m a late-blooming amateur. I’ve been obsessed with forests since early…

Particles, photons, meteorites, asteroids, constellations, morphogenesis. Mei-mei Berssenbrugge’s poetry collection A Treatise on Stars…

Music and language, especially poetry, have been inextricably linked for millennia — from the lyric poets in Ancient Greece to…

In T. Liem’s Slows: Twice, language is perpetually malleable, possible to stretch infinitely. Slows: Twice engages with the possibilities…

Call for APIA authors + authors with work relevant to the APIA diaspora in America. Critical / personal essays welcome!!

In “Starring Jerry As Himself,” the titular Jerry (Jerry Hsu) is a retired divorced father who reminds us that he is a fallible human…

How to express where you are and who you’ve become to the people you’ve left behind?