TO OUR FALL/WINTER ISSUE FOR 2022/2023
Author: Mason Street
Three Questions for Kim Addonizio
Kim Addonizio is the author of seven poetry collections, two novels, two story collections, and two books on writing poetry, The Poet’s Companion (with Dorianne Laux) and Ordinary Genius. She has received fellowships from the […]
Cedarville Once More
A Poem by Askold Skalsky
Horror Theory #11
By Darren C. Demaree
New Year’s Eve
A Poem by Martha Deed
RUSSIA IS THREATENING NUCLEAR WAR AGAIN AND ALL I CAN THINK ABOUT IS FRANK O’HARA
Flash Fiction by Beth Gilstrap
Strawberry Banke
By John Grey STRAWBERRY BANKE We’re touring Strawberry Banke, the weaver’s house, the cabinetmaker, industrious potters swirling clay around their fingers. Life has changed since the heyday of this area, not always for the better. […]
Just Outside Chicago
a poem by D.R. James
Family Commands
a poem by Barbara Meier
In a Perfect World
a poem by Michael Todd Steffen
Dust Upon the Wind
fiction by Victoria Lynn Smith
Cities in Motion
flash fiction by Tom Ball
Companions
By Paul Bluestein Companions Sleeping side by side, curled like commas on the couch, they are pauses in the run-on sentence of the day until a knock at the door awakens the instincts of generations […]
Alison Meyers: My Library Memories
The Executive Director of Writers & Books, (the literary arts center in Rochester, NY) and prior Executive Director of Cave Canem Foundation (Brooklyn, NY) on the shared love of reading and growing up with a two-room public library in the rural hamlet of Readfield, Maine.
David Mills: Three Poems
David Mills shares three poems from BONEYARN; his latest collection which psychologically excavates the biographies of New York’s African Burial Ground–America’s oldest and largest slave cemetery
Mason Street 