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About the Work: Kate Pyontek
Kate Pyontek
"“Carromancy” was written in spring 2023 after a power outage one night at an artist residency. During the outage, three of us sat in a studio burning candles one artist had made and talking about artistic process. Much like “Drupe and bloom” this poem is interested in personal process, and specifically in how we shape..."
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A Review of Tananarive Due's The Wishing Pool and Other Stories
Ezekiel Greenwood
"Through this collection, Due further cements her own place as a giant of the genre. While still adhering to much folkloric horror tradition, Due’s life and family experience in activism and organizing provide needed texture in the landscape of the horror genre."
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About the Work: Kenneth Chacon
Kenneth Chacon
"This poem is from a manuscript that loosely follows my life from mama’s boy to gangster to professor to poet. It’s a snapshot into my adolescence, yet also includes a mystical quality, an Easter egg, hinting at the future—children, grandchildren—of these two who take the same bus to school. "

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