Maggie Greaves - Poetry
Maggie Greaves is an assistant professor of poetry and poetics at Skidmore College. Her essays and reviews have appeared in
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Maggie Greaves is an assistant professor of poetry and poetics at Skidmore College. Her essays and reviews have appeared in
Danielle DeTiberus
Danielle DeTiberus teaches Creative Writing at the Charleston School of the Arts. Her poem “In a Black Tank Top” was
Margaret Cipriano - Poetry
Margaret Cipriano is from Chicago, IL and currently lives in Columbus, OH where she is an MFA candidate at
A Note from Julie Brooks Barbour, Poetry Editor: November 2016
While putting the column together for the November mid-month issue, I felt extremely grateful for my work as an editor, and not because
Sam Herschel - Poetry
Sam Herschel Wein is a current Chicago resident who specializes in aimless frolicking. He has been a fellow at
Daniel Lassell - Poetry
Daniel Lassell is the winner of a William J. Maier Writing Award and runner-up for the 2016 Bermuda Triangle Prize. His poetry can
Hannah Oberman-Breindel - Poetry
Hannah Oberman-Breindel's work has appeared in Best of the Net, Court Green, Agni-, Muzzle, BOXCAR, Thrush and
B.B.P. Hosmillo - Poetry
B.B.P. Hosmillo is the author of Breed Me: a sentence without a subject/ Phối giống tôi: một câu khôngchủ đề
Simon Perchik - Poetry
Simon Perchik is an attorney whose poems have appeared in Partisan Review, Forge, Poetry, Osiris, The New Yorker and
A Note from Julie Brooks Barbour, Poetry Editor: January 2017
One of the most intriguing elements of poetry, to me, is form. What really interests me is how the subject of a poem
Lisa Dordal - Poetry
Lisa Dordal, author of Commemoration, teaches in the English Department at Vanderbilt University. A Pushcart Prize nominee and
Richard Krawiec - Poetry
Richard Krawiec has published three books of poetry, most recently Women Who Loved me Despite. His work
Charleen Heidkamp - Poetry
Charleen Heidkamp is a tall ship sailor who was born and raised in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Currently a student at the