Katie Berta on Her Poem “[To be a child again.]”
As part of our series From Our Contributors, Katie Berta explains the background behind her poem “[To be a child again.]”
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Full Feature: Reviews of and Craft Essays about Anthologies
We are pleased to share the entire special feature from Issue 19.2 with craft essays about and...
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“When Riders Write” by Emma Hudelson
We are pleased to share this review by Emma Hudelson of Horse Girls: Recovering, Aspiring, and...
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“The Aesthetics of Legibility: How to Ethically Dramatize the Trans* Experience” by Jess Barbagallo
We are pleased to share this review by Jess Barbagallo of The Methuen Drama Book of Trans Plays,...
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“How to Be Your Own Superhero: Speculation and Black Imagination (A Craft Essay)” by Gary Jackson
We are pleased to share this craft essay by Gary Jackson on the process of creating an anthology,...
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“Channeling the Conversation into an Anthology about Motherhood: A Craft Essay” by Emily Pérez and Nancy Reddy
We are pleased to share this craft essay by Emily Pérez and Nancy Reddy on the process of creating...
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“Antisocial Social Club” by Michael Chang
banish the word offering—i prefer payment ur likes are insincere at dream state university guests...
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“Here or Somewhere Else, or, The Grain Silo” by Sharon Kunde
in memory of Alex Pacas (19) and Wyatt Whitebread (14), who died in a grain silo owned by...
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“The Arrhythmias” by G. C. Waldrep
Blank peal of a glass door in the archive of memory,you want nothing or you fear nothing, breath...
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Three erasures from Fascinating Womanhood, by Lisa Huffaker
Source text: Fascinating Womanhood by Helen Andelin, originally self-published in 1963. These...
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