What I Learned From My Mother
What I Learned From My Mother by J. Kasdorf I learned from my mother how to love the living, to have plenty of vases on
Month: May 2012
My mother was like the bees
My mother was like the bees by Jeanne Wagner because she needed a lavish taste on her tongue, a daily tipple of amber and gold
Another Day in the Dictionary
Another Day in the Dictionary by Phil Ginsburg A fight is about to break out between pages 102 and 103 In my dictionary Ballistic is
SPRING TRAINING
SPRING TRAINING by Ivan Offski madly efficient American diet happily frequenting the drive-up window a toast to billions and billions not of stars. frigid lakes,
No Expectations
No Expectations by Sara Beining i want to breathe her hair, give a backwards hug, and not look at each other’s eyes, not in, but
Poet Joshua Clover and 11 Students May Face Prison Time
Poet Joshua Clover and 11 Students May Face Prison Time and $1 Million in Damages for Shutdown of US Bank If you haven’t heard: The
Review of Charles Potts – Inside Idaho
Review of Charles Potts – Inside Idaho by Marc Pietrzykowski For a few years, at the tail end of graduate school and the nose end
Songs for when stranded on an island.
Despite admitting her “musical vocabulary is limited to simian gestures, deep nods, and stink-face grimaces,” poet Jennifer Knox lists the music she’d take with her to
The Lift
The Lift by David Lehman The wonderful thing about being with you in this hotel lift in London full of people is that none of
Review of Greycoats album.
CD Review – Greycoats – Setting Fire to the Great Unknown by Ben Macnair The new release from the Minnesota band Greycoats contains the type of music