Review of "Hecate Lochia" by Hoa Nguyen
Hecate Lochia, Hoa Nguyen, Hot Whiskey Press Review by Daniel Casey It is perhaps most relevant to begin reviewing Hoa Nguyen’s ferocious poetry collection, Hecate
Month: January 2010
night patrol
night patrol by richard wink The cars had pulled away from the spaces leaving grave like shapes in the snow. The office empty, the only
the family grey
The Family Grey by emma bean What a day like today all rainy grey a day like Seattle On a day like today ¡qué bajón!
Due Date
Due Date by kimberly e. ruth Squat on the peak, they held hands, with resistance. I want to kiss you, she said. You know I
I'm The Exterminator
I’m The Exterminator by chris d’errico Two inches from the sun & to keep diarrhea at bay I drink my weight each day in bottled
god's immaculate memory
GOD’S IMMACULATE MEMORY by le hinton He didn’t forget the time you dumped His sister on her birthday or when you accidentally on purpose touched
New Era – Mahinda 2010
Editorial Note: We receive many strange things in our submissions folder and it’s no secret we don’t post political poems, but this slice of propaganda
I Was So Poor
I Was So Poor by gene defcon I was so poor Santa gave me food I was so poor I could only afford used money
Old Burber Greaves
Old Burber Greaves Written by Sam, Pat, Gene, and Rosemary by playing writing roulette on 12/28/09. Tori Amos was sick. She had a light heart
Song to the Moon
Song to the Moon by Janine Pommy Vega In the waning days of red October you make the shadow of my house a turreted castle