“what is left is only water:” Navigating Exile and Distance in The January Children, by Safia Elhillo

The green zine roundup: A few must-read eco zines

4 LGBTQ Poets to Queer Your Pride Month [Part 1]

Queer poets are reinventing the world, one word at a time. They are imagining new possibilities in our urgent times, giving us new ways of being and becoming. Under their magic, a poetry line is a life line.

3 Free Poetry Chapbooks to Read This Summer From Agape Editions

4 More LGBTQ Poets to Queer Your Pride Month [Part 2]

Call For Work: GLITTERBRAIN

Poetry, hybrid, multimedia work, and essays on Poetics by QTPOC who identify as mentally ill or neurodivergent

Between Us: Roger Sedarat and Dimitri Nasrallah

In this series, we listen in as our renowned translators talk with one another about art, craft, and the role of translation in the world.

Moonshot: The Indigenous Comics Collection, Volume 2

OTHER PARADISES: Dream Logic

Can one part of the mind stay awake, while another dreams? How do daytime impressions filter and condense…

Peerings & Hearings

Occasional Musings on Arts & Community in the City of Glass