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Review by Sam ChaTheadora SiranianSheSeven Kitchens Press In “Origin Myth, Pt. 1,” the first poem of Theadora Siranian's new chapbook She, the speaker is trapped in a kind of death waltz...

[gview file="http://wordpress.boogcity.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/bc146.poetry.heller.pdf"] Kythe Heller: Conception of piece with original text, conversation ritual (with Ty Yule) and collaged text, with collaborators Shelley Loheed (images front and back), Ty Yule (excerpts of conversation),...

YOKO OK is a New Yorker who has been living in the Bay Area of California for the past 10 years. She makes a comic every day as part of her...

[su_pullquote align="right"]West Tremont & Montgomery Avenues, Bronx [/su_pullquote] GREG FUCHS teaches students with disabilities to trust themselves and question everything. He writes poems and makes photographs. Fuchs survives beneath the underground but...

 by Sam Cha On the Way: New and Selected Poems by Ruth Lepson, edited by Ben Mazer Mad Hat Press There's a poem called “The Poem of J.” It's by...

by Michael Londra  14 International Younger Poets Edited by Philip NikolayevArt and Letters Some use poetry as a mirror. They search for themselves in the words they find. Others unearth....

A Covered DishAT RISE: A porch with a rocking chair,                                      in Savannah, Ga. It’s a July                                         afternoon, present day. ALETHEIA, 53,                                         sits in the rocker, fanning herself.                                         HELEN, 52, paces while holding a                                         casserole dish...

Off the Yoga MatChapter Two from the novelSevaJanuary, 1999 (Lulu)There may have been a connection between the yoga triangles Lulu Betancourt demonstrated and her tendency to form love triangles. She had...

Review by Brenda  CoultasAllen Ginsberg at Reed College: The First Recorded Reading of Howl & other Poems Omnivore Recordings  http://omnivorerecordings.com/shop/at-reed-college/  "He'd already achieved what any national poet could hope to...

by Paula Paige“I am not afraid of storms, for I am learning how to sail my ship.” --Louisa May AlcottWe were straining every muscle, cranking on the already taut, but...