“Haloed by this next sorrow, sorry.”
Popping in under monsoon season to give a shout to the new online literary magazine Dream Pop...
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People from Real Life People #2: Leena Joshi & Eszter Takacs
If you travel and do stuff—play shows, read poems—you tend to meet a lot of people who do a good...
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Bon voyage Alice Blue Review
With today’s twenty-seventh and final issue, Alice Blue Review goes into that good dust of...
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Lit Mag Roundup — “dreamt god raked his fingers through the earth, again”
Finally you’re away from the register. Face up in the water, a bay on the big side, eyes up,...
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People From Real Life People #1: Meg Freitag & Daniel Woody
If you travel and do stuff—play shows, read poems—you tend to meet a lot of people who do a good...
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Lit Mag Roundup — “Maybe he was sleepwalking or maybe it was the universe”
When I went to catch the bus, there was a house across the street that didn’t have a party...
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Lit Mag Roundup Scavenger Hunt: “Along with his goat, he took a large jug of drinking water, a bottle of lavender oil, a pine branch with a bird’s nest on one end and a spindle-shaped seashell on the other…”
The world surrounds the fastest way to chop an onion. Eventually that’s what I thought after...
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Lit Mag Roundup Scavenger Hunt: “77 cents will not do the bald eagle any good”
If we decided that the accent of a high dose of Vitamin D sounds like a frantic and fascinated...
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On Readings: You Can Pick a Whole Way Your Body Scoops the Poem Out
Burritos for one day are often best left unexplored the next. One day I was hiking in the woods...
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“The miles that I can see but keep me divided; / The miles that I can touch but cannot have.” : LIT MAG ROUNDUP GAME
Shoutout to all my old Northeastern compadres who snuggled up for the big white dumpage. Either...
Read More“And how do they live in the mind? Variously and strangely, much as human beings live, ranging hither and thither, falling in love, and mating together.”
“[Words] are highly democratic, too; they believe that one word is as good as another; uneducated words are as good as educated words, uncultivated words as good as cultivated words, there are no ranks or titles in their...
Read MoreSorrow Songs and Long Kennings: On Readings
When one red building is much taller than the others, it almost demands a joke. Or a myth. If you’ve ever been to UMass Amherst, you’ve seen the very tall W.E.B. DuBois Library because it insists on being seen. One rumor goes...
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“I have been looking. I have been digging. I have been carrying stones.” : Rounding Up the Online Magazines
“I have been looking. I have been digging. I have been carrying stones.” — Callista...
Read MoreSwallowing Lightbulbs and Redoing Church: A Beat on Readings
Real Pants Swallowing Lightbulbs and Redoing Church: A Beat on Readings Play Episode Pause Episode Mute/Unmute Episode Rewind 10 Seconds 1x Fast Forward 30 seconds 00:00 / Subscribe Share RSS Feed Share Link Embed Download file...
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