Spring 2015

Poetry

• William Brewer

  Voices as of Lions Coming Down 

• Laura Carter

  Schuyler

• René Char translated by Nancy Naomi Carlson

  Sade, Love Finally Saved from the Mud of the Sky, This Legacy Will Suffice for Men Against Hunger

• Lisa Fay Coutley

  Researchers Find Mice Pass On Trauma to Subsequent Generations; Delayed Communiqué from Poet to Astronaut 

• Kerry James Evans

  Highway 45 Truck Stop

• Doyali Farah Islam

  susiya: double sonnet 7 

• Krzysztof Jaworski translated by Benjamin Paloff

  Times Are Tough 

• Circe Maia translated by Jesse Lee Kercheval

  Prometheus (From a Story by Kafka)

• Erica Mena

  Theories of Dark I 

• Allyson Paty

  A Rite; Self Monument 

• Anzhelina Polonskaya translated by Andrew Wachtel

  Letters to Sappho

• Maggie Smith

  Reading the Train Book, I Think of Lisa 

• Karenne Wood

  The Naming

Fiction

• Kathy Anderson

  Bull 

• Sara Reish Desmond

  Cicadas 

• Jane Feaver

  Spider 

• Ruth Galm

  “New Mexico, 1957” 

• Rin Kelly

  The Best-Known Unknown People Who Maybe Drew Breath Upon the Planet

• Anna Kovatcheva

  The Country is Its Birds 

• Che Yeun

  The Quiet Thing

Drama

• Atar Hadari

  I Begin to Rehearse My Death

Essay

• Allison K Williams

  Buddha Nature 

Review

• Mike Broida

  The Art of Losing: Everything I Never Told You by Celeste Ng

• Melissa Dickey

  Giving Voice to the Domestic Surreal: A Review of Gro Dahle’s A Hundred Thousand Hours

• Daniel Green

  The Materiality of the Medium: On Steve Tomasula

• Robert Kostuck

  On Habitation: Collected Poems by Sam Hamill

• Ben Purkert

  Elegy Meets Selfie: Contextualizing Sina Queyras’s M x T

• Rachel Richardson

  Inside the Body, Everything’s Real: The Poetics of Maternity and Mortality

• Grace Schulman

  Strangers and Friends: On Marilyn Hacker’s A Stranger’s Mirror: New and Selected Poems 1994-2013

• Pierce Scranton, Jr.

  Eileen’s Ashes: Matthew Thomas’s We Are Not Ourselves

• Ida Stewart

  “Exposing the figure of the wood”: Michelle Taransky’s Sorry Was in the Woods

• Lindsay Turner

  Contemplating Apocalypse: On the Work of Etel Adnan

• Keith Wilhite

  Occasions for Insight: On Karin Lin-Greenberg’s Faulty Predictions