Poetry
Jan/Feb 2015
Flaubert and the Chancre
Pigalle’s most lightly-poxed and supple minxes, I still considered it possible to be violent in art but orderly in life: to stand at the cataract’s precipice in a pricy slicker, […]
Poetry
Jan/Feb 2015
The House of Être
The House of Être La Maison d’Être is a device for remembering which verbs use “être” in the passé composé: tomber, venir, monter, etc.; intransitive verbs that take no direct […]
Poetry
Jan/Feb 2015
Letter from Inmate 0709-609
He wrote I recently read your poem in A Review & wonder would you be willing to engage in occasional correspondence regarding for example how vertigo may grip you after […]
Poetry
Fall 2010
Country Life
They came for land. For hog-high wheat to Dixon, Weeping Water, Garland Falls; came to Midland hamlets, made their farms from bogs & marshes, fens & bottomland: immigrants from Kraków, […]
