A former Wallace Stegner fellow, JP Grasser holds a PhD from the University of Utah, where he edited Quarterly West. He lives in Montana’s Bitterroot Valley and serves as an associate editor for 32 Poems.
Rural Spaces
Fall 2024
New Year’s Day, Alone
What, loneliness? Well, the checkerboard butterflies I like the most are mostly dead. The sun, I’ve seen it rise for a month straightfrom the wrong coast, and the light at […]
Poetry
Sept/Oct 2022
Longitudinal Study
After Karen Solie Straight rain is obliterating itself against the brow of the river some six miles to the linear west. Amazing, how one static cloud rolls forward unto itself […]
Poetry
Sept/Oct 2022
Late Treatise on Bovine Gestation
For as with the variety of garden roses, as with the panoply of copyrighted names and patterning and damask lacework we have chosen to massage into petal edges, grafting, snipping, […]