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Katie Manning discusses the inspiration for using Bible verses as a tool for art rather than weaponry in her new chapbook A Door with a Voice.
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Noh Anothai discusses his poem “Sappho Responds,” which contemplates the Pulse attack from Sappho’s view that love—not violence—is the subject worth glorifying.
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Julianna DeMicco reflects on the art she encountered while studying abroad in Italy and how that art depicts Florence’s history and evolving values.
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A mundane trip to renew visas surprises Jasmine An with stunning views of the Thai-Myanmar border and a golden temple.
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Edward Loera reflects on lost love and his visits to the shrine Santuario de Plateros where pilgrims fill the walls with wishes to el Santo Niño de Atocha.
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Lisa Ciccarello’s poetry collection At Night creates a world haunted by grief, mortality, and the utter absence of light.
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Jasmine An, author of Naming the No-Name Woman, talks about challenging easy definitions of identity and her hopes for the future of political poetry.
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Vandana Khana, author of the poetry chapbook The Goddess Monologues, talks about her writing influences and how she uses myth to examine the complexities of modern womanhood.
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Jasmine An shares the challenges and milestones of learning to speak and write in Thai.
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Forgiveness Forgiveness is a lyrical exploration of racial oppression and the role forgiveness plays in healing a wounded, divided country.
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This essay was originally published at Huffington Post and is republished here by kind permission of the author, Saumya Arya Haas. I never learned much about religion until I started hanging out at Muddy Waters Coffee Shop on the corner of Lyndale and 24th in Uptown, Minneapolis. I was raised to be a priestess (of Hinduism), grew up
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Agape Editions has extended our Numinous Orisons, Luminous Origins Contest deadline until May 15th. Our award is given annually to recognize a book of poetry, fiction, non-fiction, or genre-defying aesthetic that intellectually stimulates and psychically dazzles its readers into a deeper entanglement with Mystery. Our 2016 contest is limited to books of poetry. To submit for consideration
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