Poetry

A Note from Poetry Editor, Julie Brooks Barbour: March 2019

When I first began a life of reading and writing poetry, I thought about how fun it would be. I thought for a few minutes about how tough

Christian Bancroft - Poetry

Christian Bancroft received his PhD from the University of Houston and is the recipient of a Michener Fellowship. A semifinalist for

A Note from Poetry Editor, Julie Brooks Barbour: January 2019

It’s 2019! Let’s celebrate short forms!

Anne Hunley Trisler - Poetry

Anne Hunley Trisler is a poet, musician, and songwriter whose work has appeared in Mothering, Struggle, Barbaric Yawp,

Denton Loving - Poetry

Denton Loving is the author of the poetry collection Crimes Against Birds (Main Street Rag) and editor of

Jeri Theriault - Poetry

Jeri Theriault’s latest chapbook, In the Museum of Surrender won the 2013 Encircle chapbook contest. Her full-length collection

Rita Quillen - Poetry

Rita Quillen’s new novel, WAYLAND, is forthcoming from Iris Press in 2019. Her most recent poetry collection,

Andrew Laurence Graney - Poetry

Andrew Laurence Graney holds an MFA in Creative Writing from Seattle Pacific University. He has published work in

Susan Rich - Poetry

Susan Rich is an award-winning poet, editor and essayist. She's the author of four poetry collections including, most recently,

A Note from Julie Brooks Barbour, Poetry Editor: November 2018

Recently, I’ve made time again to write down what I think and feel on paper. Sometimes my life gets too busy to make time to

Sam Herschel Wein - Poetry

Sam Herschel Wein lives in Chicago and specializes in aimless frolicking. His chapbook, Fruit Mansion (Split Lip Press, 2017), was the

Glenn Freeman - Poetry

Glenn Freeman has published two collections of poems, Keeping the Tigers Behind Us and Traveling Light, as well as a

Hannah Baker Saltmarsh - Poetry

Hannah Baker Saltmarsh earned an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Maryland, College Park, and a PhD in

Adam Chiles - Poetry

Adam Chiles’ first collection of poems, Evening Land (Cinnamon Press) was nominated for the 2009 Gerald Lampert Memorial award for

Wale Ayinla - Poetry

Wale Ayinla writes from the ancient city of Abeokuta in Nigeria. He teaches Government at Triumph College. He is a

Diana Pinckney - Poetry

Diana Pinckney is the winner of the Ekphrasis Prize, Atlanta Review’s International Poetry Prize and Prime Number Magazine’s

Julie Brooks Barbour, Poetry Editor: September 2018

This has been the gloomiest September I can remember. Or maybe it’s not the weather, it’s my mood, because

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Poetry

A Note from Poetry Editor, Julie Brooks Barbour: March 2019

Christian Bancroft - Poetry

A Note from Poetry Editor, Julie Brooks Barbour: January 2019

Anne Hunley Trisler - Poetry

Denton Loving - Poetry

Jeri Theriault - Poetry

Rita Quillen - Poetry

Andrew Laurence Graney - Poetry

Susan Rich - Poetry

A Note from Julie Brooks Barbour, Poetry Editor: November 2018

Sam Herschel Wein - Poetry

Glenn Freeman - Poetry

Hannah Baker Saltmarsh - Poetry

Adam Chiles - Poetry

Wale Ayinla - Poetry

Diana Pinckney - Poetry

Julie Brooks Barbour, Poetry Editor: September 2018

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