25th reunion
25th reunion By Barbara Crooker A quarter of a century since we left high school, and we’ve gathered at a posh restaurant. A little heavier,
25th reunion By Barbara Crooker A quarter of a century since we left high school, and we’ve gathered at a posh restaurant. A little heavier,
It Can’t Be True by Michael Brownstein That we belong to one of the last generations To See an uncontaminated sky And walk through enough
James Tate, who wrote that the main challenge of poetry “is always to find the ultimate in the ordinary horseshit,” died yesterday in Massachusetts at
Jazz You’ll Never Know by Margaret Hasse Alex dresses up in a sweet black suit for his Central High senior picture holding his trumpet as
Bared Nemesis by Pat A Physics Upside down, in a time capsule, forgotten, we journey through the creases of private, yellowing love letters. Tobogganing between
Pineapple Upside Down Cake by Donal Mahoney Nothing is anywhere anymore, Dad shouts over the phone. His reveille again at 4 a.m. Will I come
E. L. Doctorow, a leading figure in contemporary American letters whose popular, critically admired and award-winning novels — including “Ragtime,” “Billy Bathgate” and “The March”
OVERVIEW by Stefanie Bennett Watching the storm cloud Roll up its sleeves Above the serialized Splash Of an ever Changing Cosmos The Thunderbird Dives For
TWISTED NOODLES by Casey Bush Are You Practicing a Fraudulent Faith? like office gossip brain damage can’t explain it was a false revelation after I
Perlemorskyer, Hellpainter Tangentleman, Man Merkin, Italian Cordial Liquore Coffee, Com Truise, Kitten Handler Encyclical; A Poem Written on Margot Tenenbaum’s Naked Backside by Quasimofo OnE. Uhtceare–