Kenneth Koch, Cincinnatian, Poet of Confetti, by L. S. Klatt
L. S. Klatt on poet Kenneth Koch’s relationship to the city where he grew up.
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Author: Cincinnati Review
Arrested Cross-Fertilization by Tyrone Williams
Tyrone Williams on failed attempts to integrate Cincinnati’s literary scene
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Full feature on where writing lives in Cincinnati
In Issue 20.2, one of our twentieth-anniversary issues, we present a special feature on where...
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WELCOME TO THE READING: A Five-Decade Tour of Cincinnati’s Aural/Oral Poetry Scene by Jim Palmarini
Jim Palmarini gives a lyrical tour through fifty years of the poetry scene in the Cincinnati region.
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The Neighborhoods of Literary Cincinnati: A Personal History, by Pauletta Hansel
Pauletta Hansel details her experiences with the literary community in Cincinnati.
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miCRo: “A Certain Love” by Soramimi Hanarejima
Naturally, we also exchange other tidbits about their futures that we’re privy to as the descendants of oracles.
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Two poems by Allan Peterson
Sanctuary Sound effects are a parallel life made of common materials wood blocks for hooves et...
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“Overtakelessness” by Daniel Moysaenko
I Watching Black Sea sand draw away from your feet the lateness of faith—that teetering while...
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Three poems from After by Norman Finkelstein
Norman Finkelstein pays homage to poets who’ve gone before.
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“How to Swallow the Moon” by Hailey Leithauser
In this poem from issue 20.2, Haley Leithauser offers some ideas for how to eat the moon.
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