“It’s My Turn to Yell”: KOKUMO on Poetry and Survival

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The Space Between: Inhabiting Kelli Anne Noftle’s Adam Cannot Be Adam

If you have had the occasion to…

Anomalous Press Open Reading Period Finalists!

Review of Crawlspace, by Nikki Wallschlaeger

Crawlspace, Nikki Wallschlaeger, Bloof Books, May 2017…

Notes on a Return to the Ever-Dying Lands:

Arturo Desimone’s series on Latin American poetry, for the international literary and…

Inherit: the Floating Lives of Ginger Ko

In Tori Amos’s defiant 1994 dirge “Cornflake Girl,” the narrator wails a lament from the…

An American Weakness

In a recent op-ed for the New York Times, Julia Fierro writes: “Weakness or, to be more specific, showing or admitting to…

In Celebration of Thai Language Day

July 29th was Thai Language Day. While Thai, the official language of Thailand, is spoken by over 56 million people — making it the 25th most popular-spoken language globally — surprisingly little Thai literature has been translated into English. This is an injustice…