A Review of Jose Hernandez Diaz’s The Parachutist By Natalie Tombasco As I write this review, it is Inauguration Day in America. A focal...

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An Interview with David Greenspan Emilio Carrero David Greenspan is the author of One Person Holds So Much Silence  (Driftwood Press) and...

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About the Work: Kenneth Chacon In our “About the Work” series, Olga Mexina and Tom Sokolowski ask recent contributors for insight into...

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An Interview with Ben Purkert Tom Sokolowski Seth is a junior copywriter whose latest tagline just went viral. He’s the agency’s hottest...

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An Interview with Darci Schummer Casie Minot Darci Schummer hails from the village of Fall Creek, Wisconsin. Primarily a fiction writer,...

Greyed Rainbow (1953), Jackson Pollock Windbroke You run  with a rock in your mouth because of a trouble with breathing that used to...

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An Interview with Fay Ray Haley Laningham See more of Fay Ray’s work here .   Fay Ray sculpts curious metallic installations, which pull...

Growing City (1956), Eleanor Coen Eulogies of Motion To listen for home— ( in appearance at least ) the movement of ...

An Interview with Franny Choi Landis Grenville  Franny Choi is the author of three collections of poetry, including The World Keeps...

The Lonely Tower (1879), Samuel Palmer Returning In the world I come from, there are only two identities: the hunters and the hunted. I...