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Julianna DeMicco talks to Margaret Bashaar about how her poetry chapbook Some Other Stupid Fruit (Agape Editions, 2016) confronts feminism.
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Joanna Valente’s The Gods Are Dead (Deadly Chaps Press, 2015) casts the Tarot’s Major Arcana as characters in the modern world, complete with Internet access, day jobs, night clubs, existential terror, Brooklyn, and bands.
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Jasmine An takes a road trip to Chiang Dao and Wiang Hang and reflects on how much more she has to explore and learn in Thailand.
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Amber Flame describes how the absence of her father shaped her approach to religious experience, first through Christianity and then Buddhism.
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Vandana Khanna, the judge of the 2016 NOLO Literary Award, selected Nandini Dhar’s Historians of Redundant Moments as this year’s winner.
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Amie Whittemore’s debut poetry collection Glass Harvest (Autumn House Press, 2016) journeys through desire, loss, and starting again to offer up some hard-won lessons.
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Fox Frazier-Foley chats with Mariahadessa Ekere Tallie about her poetry collection Strut (Agape Editions, 2018) and the process of choosing the right press.
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Neil Aitken’s chapbook Leviathan tells the story of Charles Babbage and the passion and ambition that outpaced his lifetime.
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In her latest column, Jasmine An shares her experiences finding community and building a home while abroad.
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Arielle Greenberg’s collection Locally Made Panties, a playful mix of feminism and fashion obsession, examines clothing’s ties to identity, self worth, privilege, and how women are watched and seen.
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Margaret Bashaar’s Stationed Near the Gateway explores what it means to belong—and resist belonging—to a place and the people in it.
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Jasmine An responds to the deaths of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile with a call for education and collective action.
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