Half Revealing, and Half Concealing the Soul: Barrett Warner Interviews Cassie Pruyn
Cassie Pruyn’s first book of poems Lena was published in May by Texas Tech University Press....
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This Thing Called Thunderclap Helped Me Reach 1 Million People About My Book (Not Really, But Kind Of)
How Josh Spilker used Thunderclap to touch 1,000,000 lives with his new book. Kinda, sorta, not-really-at-all.
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5 Poems by Michael Glaviano
Michael Glaviano lives in Iowa City. Other poems of his have appeared in PANK, Whiskey Island,...
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A Sacred Meal on a Styrofoam Plate
In our “Table of Contents” series, we ask an author to describe the food that relates to their new book. Here’s Margo Orlando Littell on the complicated church dinners of the Appalachian foothills of Pennsylvania.
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Octopus Finder Stuff: An Interview with Paige Taggart
A conversation with poet and jeweler to poets Paige Taggart of Mactaggart Jewelry Green mossy and...
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Clam Simmons Interviewed by Joshy Simmons (Grandson)
Why are is your podcast rated explicit when you don’t say fuck or nothing? Health and...
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McMuffins and Steak Frites: An “Escape Plans” Menu by Teri Vlassopoulos
When one writes fiction, at any given moment there are people, usually family or friends, who...
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Teaching in Jail by Mairead Case
I’ve taught—I teach—poetry in jail (and public libraries and schools, but let’s keep this simple)...
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We Didn’t by Rachel Yoder
From the Everyday Genius Vault. First published in October 2011. Everyday Genius was edited by...
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It’s Just Nice and I Want It by Timothy Willis Sanders
From the Everyday Genius Vault. First published in June 2012 in an issue edited by Justin Sirois....
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Winter on the Choppings by Jeff Snowbarger
From the Everyday Genius Vault. First published in June 2012. Selected by Adam Robinson. Short...
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Cleveland State University Poetry Center Book Prizes
The Cleveland State University Poetry Center invites submissions for their 2016 Book Competitions...
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Tamales and Tropical Fruit: A Juventud Menu by Vanessa Blakeslee
Vanessa Blakeslee’s debut novel, Juventud, is forthcoming from Curbside Splendor Publishing...
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At Table of Contents, the author of a new release provides a food/drink menu that’s themed to their book. This week, Wendy C. Ortiz, author of Excavation, offers a prose poem of a day’s comestibles to complement her new...
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Three Otherwordly Writing Prompts from Kirsty Logan
This week’s prompt is from Kirsty Logan, a writer based in Scotland whose debut novel is The...
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A Poem About Baltimore by Cheryl Quimba
In the midst of unrest in Baltimore, here’s a small tribute to the city from poet Cheryl Quimba.
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See You Next Week
Janice Shapiro is currently traveling so there’s no new Size 8. You can answer a silly survey question though.
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The Challenge of Speaking Out
We too believe that we need to do better, that the system is broken, and that we must not forget or move on from necessary conversations. But how do we do that responsibly?
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Egg Casserole and Simulated Water: A Big Venerable Menu by Matt Rowan
At Table of Contents, the author of a new release provides a food/drink menu that’s themed to...
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Steven Karl on Miami
Many imagine Miami to be an endless Spring Break inhabited by PED bodies lounging about on sandy...
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