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The Spring 2023 issue of The Kenyon Review includes a folio of literature in translation guest edited by award-winning translators Jennifer Croft, Anton Hur, and Jeremy Tiang. The issue also includes poetry by Kwame Dawes, Timothy Donnelly, K. Iver, and Danusha Laméris; fiction by Sam J. Miller, Michael Tod Powers, J. T. Sutlive, and Lindsay Turner; nonfiction by A. J. Bermudez; and the winner of the 2022 Short Fiction Contest, judged by Karen Russell. The cover art is by Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum.

• 2022 Short Fiction Contest2022 Short Fiction Contest

  • Karen Russell
    2022 Short Fiction Contest Introduction
  • M. W. Brooke
    Siphonophore
  • Kira Homsher
    Pareidolia
  • Alexandra Munck
    Doe

• NonfictionNonfiction

  • A. J. Bermudez
    Fossil Land

• FictionFiction

  • Sam J. Miller
    A Field Guide to the Bear-Men of Leningrad
  • J. T. Sutlive
    Two-Headed Dog
  • Lindsay Turner
    The Bear
  • Isabelle Burden
    The Snail
  • Susan Shepherd
    Baboons
  • Michael Tod Powers
    Two House Cats, Bearing News

• PoetryPoetry

  • Kwame Dawes
    The Remnant
  • Kwame Dawes
    Gated
  • Catherine Staples
    Inflorescense
  • Pádraig Ó Tuama
    After the Flood
  • Gabriel Antonio Reed
    Wing Studies
  • Danusha Laméris
    Okra
  • Joy Priest
    Redemption
  • Joy Priest
    The Black Outside
  • K. Iver
    East Manhattan
  • Margaret Galey
    November
  • Timothy Donnelly
    Wandering Castle
  • Timothy Donnelly
    To Eat a Peach

• Translation FolioTranslation Folio

  • Anton Hur
    Introduction to a Translation Folio Guest Edited by Jennifer Croft, Jeremy Tiang, and Anton Hur
  • Manikkavacakar
    Whose Words Are Rubies: Excerpts from “Tiruvcakam”
  • Bae Myung-hoon
    The Aspiration for “Cha-Ka-Ta-Pa”
  • The U.S. War Department
    a sequel under [an old name], exposed: Excerpts from “The People of the Philippines”
  • Nhã Thuyên
    Don’t Hide the Madness
  • Florentino Solano
    Loom
  • Katrine Øgaard Jensen
    Retranslating Poetry with Runes: A Ritual for Poet-Translators
  • Olja Alvir
    Vienna Calling
  • Diana Iepure
    Two Poems from “Other Than That, Life Is Beautiful”
  • Ao Omae
    Tumbleweed
  • Daisy Rockwell
    Shahen-Shah-e-Kulfi in a Golden Jungle
  • Lee Jenny
    Unappeasable Peas
  • Clarisse Baleja Saïdi
    Guests, Ghosts, Hosts (or, Adaptation; or, Language on Being)
  • Zhu Yue
    A Diagram of the Two Sexes
  • Edvard Munch
    Notes on “The Scream”
  • Dead Sea Scroll

• Why We Chose ItWhy We Chose It

  • Claire Oleson
    Why We Chose It: “Two House Cats, Bearing News”
  • Andrew Grace
    Why We Chose It: “Inflorescence”

The Kenyon Review’s Winter 2023 issue marks our return to a quarterly publication schedule and the debut of our new magazine design, with cover and logo by Janet Hansen and interior design by Sebit Min. It includes a folio of fiction guest edited by Laura van den Berg and Paul Yoon, who selected stories by Tom Comitta, Anna Hartford, Amina Kayani, hurmat kazmi, Danny Lang-Perez, and Sarp Sozdinler. You’ll also find nonfiction by Robert Finch and Diane Mehta; poetry by Megan Fernandes, William Logan, and Maria Zoccola; plus the winner of the 2022 Nonfiction Contest judged by Maggie Nelson, and so much more. The vibrant cover art is a detail of Justify by Krista Franklin, and inside the issue, you’ll find a portfolio of art by Jordan Seaberry.

• 2022 Nonfiction Contest2022 Nonfiction Contest

  • 2022 Nonfiction Contest Introduction
  • Karen Kao
    Fish Tales

• NonfictionNonfiction

  • Diane Mehta
    Documents
  • Robert Finch
    The Bell(s) of St. Alban’s
  • Marianne Jay Erhardt
    The Girl the Girls Piece Together

• FictionFiction

  • Karolina Letunova
    This Story of Migration Exists in Two Languages, and Why Shouldn’t It?
  • Karolina Letunova
    We Break Apart
  • Emeline Atwood
    The Orphanage

• Bridges: A Fiction FolioBridges: A Fiction Folio

  • Laura van den Berg
    Introduction to Bridges: A Fiction Folio Guest Edited by Laura van den Berg and Paul Yoon
  • Private: The Evening of Orphans (print only)
  • Anna Hartford
    The Large Glass
  • Tom Comitta
    The Snuff Box of Mr. ——
  • Danny Lang-Perez
    Block Party
  • Sarp Sozdinler
    Ladybird
  • Amina Kayani
    The Storyteller

• Art PortfolioArt Portfolio

  • Jordan Seaberry
    The Seven Lives of Momentum

• PoetryPoetry

  • Madeleine Cravens
    Sonnet with Two Bridges
  • Maria Zoccola
    Helen of Troy Goes Ice Fishing
  • Maria Zoccola
    Helen of Troy Calls Her Sister
  • Maria Zoccola
    Helen of Troy on the Affair
  • Maria Zoccola
    Helen of Troy in February
  • Maria Zoccola
    Helen of Troy Avoids Her School Reunion
  • Suphil Lee Park
    Little Is Unchanged of the Landscape in Retrospect
  • Eric Pankey
    Empty Calendar
  • Eric Pankey
    Notes Home
  • Ruth Ellen Kocher
    god of salt
  • Megan Fernandes
    The False Beloveds with One Exception (or, Repetition Compulsion) 
  • Paula Bohince
    Sumptuary
  • Paula Bohince
    The Bee
  • Paula Bohince
    Songbird
  • Ella Finer
    The Night, like the Bridge, Another Kind of Arc for Her to Cross
  • Ernest O. Ògúnyẹmí
    After the Laying
  • Candace G. Wiley
    Unidentified Suspect
  • Candace G. Wiley
    We Mutants
  • Abbas Kiarostami
    Eight Poems
  • Cate Lycurgus
    There Together is Enough
  • M.K. Foster
    World’s Oldest Spider Dies, Aged 43
  • M.K. Foster
    Sister Blue
  • William Logan
    In Memoriam, In Advance

• ComicComic

  • Coyote Shook
    Bitterroot: Visions of the Martyr Saint Lawrence

The Sept/Oct 2022 issue includes fiction by Sophia Emmons-Bell, Sena Moon, Matthew Neill Null, and Adam Wilson; poetry by Lillian-Yvonne Bertram, Jenny George, Rochelle Hurt, and Shelley Wong; nonfiction by Tan Tuck Ming; and more. Plus, you’ll find the winner and runners-up of the 2022 Patricia Grodd Poetry Prize for Young Writers. The spectacular cover art for this issue is by Jordan Seaberry.

• 2022 Patricia Grodd Prize for Young Writers2022 Patricia Grodd Prize for Young Writers

  • Molly McCully Brown
    Young Poets Introduction
  • Sophie Bernik
    Come Closer
  • Myra Kamal
    Diptych on Getting from Point A to Point B
  • Madison Xu
    For My Father, Who Lives Alone

• FictionFiction

  • Drew Calvert
    Social Learning
  • Sophia Emmons-Bell
    Make and Model
  • Thomas Israel Hopkins
    The Prodigal Clockmakers
  • Adam Wilson
    Risa at the Beach
  • Matthew Neill Null
    The Dropper
  • Sena Moon
    Porn Star

• NonfictionNonfiction

  • Tan Tuck Ming
    Departures

• PoetryPoetry

  • Jeff Whitney
    There Are 118 Known Elements
  • Jenny George
    Quantum
  • Jenny George
    Jenny George
  • Rochelle Hurt
    Three Poems
  • Lillian-Yvonne Bertram
    When my mother sees me with a new man
  • Shelley Wong
    Headlands 1
  • Shelley Wong
    Headlands 2
  • Peter LaBerge
    USA Today Says the Pacific Coast Highway is Falling into the Ocean
  • Peter LaBerge
    Century Flower
  • Peter LaBerge
    Blue Peony
  • Dan Rosenberg
    Jobs I’ve Never Had
  • Dan Rosenberg
    How I’ll Make It Better
  • Callie Siskel
    Mise en Abyme
  • Alison Powell
    Like This. Fortune
  • Alison Powell
    Water, IRL
  • Alison Powell
    Pandemic Dog
  • Marney Rathbun
    Splinter
  • Laura Creste
    This Is Just To Say
  • Andrew Hemmert
    A Little Bit of History
  • JP Grasser
    Late Treatise on Bovine Gestation
  • JP Grasser
    Longitudinal Study

• Angry MamasAngry Mamas

  • Emily Raboteau
    Why We Chose It: “Angry Mamas” by Genevieve Guenther
  • Genevieve Guenther
    The Practice of Anger in a Warming World
  • Humera Afridi
    Mangroves on My Mind
  • Laura Picklesimer
    Madeline
  • Anya Kamenetz
    My Valley
  • Camille T. Dungy
    Only Child
  • Patricia Engel
    Archipelago
  • Deborah Paredez
    Shore Shorn [Excerpt]
  • Sandy Solomon
    Rescue
  • Aliyeh Ataei
    To Live Again
  • Sadia Quraeshi Shepard
    Two Waters
  • Erika Meitner
    Gnostic Spring, or That New York Times Article on Languishing
  • Cleyvis Natera
    Sugar
  • Debora Kuan
    How to Raise Children at the End of the World
  • Aimee Nezhukumatathil
    Triggerfish Invective
  • Out Loud: Audio Selections from the Kenyon Review

• FictionFiction

  • Genta Nishku
    Understory
  • Sergei Lobanov-Rostovsky
    Why We Chose It: “Understory” by Genta Nishku
  • Timothy Reynolds
    Still Life with Lobster
  • Mary Kuryla
    Abandon Ship
  • Amy Katherine Talcott
    Bitter Waters

• NonfictionNonfiction

  • Sophia Stid
    The Virgin and the Pelican: A Lyric
  • Sandra Meek
    The Scarlet Macaw: A Note
  • Christina Rivera Cogswell
    Two Breaths

• PoetryPoetry

  • Samuel Amadon
    Divers
  • Samuel Amadon
    Divers
  • Samuel Amadon
    Divers
  • Samuel Amadon
    Divers
  • Stacie Cassarino
    Body Electric
  • Michael Metivier
    Rough Idyll
  • Michael Metivier
    & Everything After
  • Jason Myers
    Imago Dei
  • Jason Myers
    Two of Everything
  • Anna V. Q. Ross
    All my poems used to end in sky
  • Anna V. Q. Ross
    Not if, but when
  • Katie Umans
    Mother, Memory, Cellophane
  • Jane Wong
    Fruit
  • Sandra Meek
    Pegasus and Moon Jellyfish (Aurelia aurita)
  • Sandra Meek
    The Scarlet Macaw
  • Shara Lessley
    Prayer on the Theme of Adoration
  • Shara Lessley
    (Re)vision
  • Diane Mehta
    The Caged Skylark Reflected on a Green Vase
  • Diane Mehta
    Hymn to Endings

• DramaDrama

  • Sherod Santos
    Silent Billy

• FictionFiction

  • Renée Branum
    Animal Days
  • Arinze Ifeakandu
    Happy Is a Doing Word
  • Nolan Capps
    The Tale of the Black Worry Beads
  • Calvin Gimpelevich
    Burned Location
  • David Crouse
    The Arm of the Lord

• Why We Chose ItWhy We Chose It

  • Sergei Lobanov-Rostovsky
    Why We Chose It: “Burned Location” by Calvin Gimpelevich

• Nature’s NatureNature’s Nature

  • David Baker
    Nature’s Nature
  • Maya C. Popa
    Pestilence
  • Linda Gregerson
    Bearded Iris
  • D. S. Waldman
    You Asked About Longing
  • Aimee Nezhukumatathil
    Bodies in the Air
  • Paisley Rekdal
    望 鄉 / Home-Gazing
  • Paisley Rekdal
    埋 / Bury
  • Brenda Hillman
    ::[untitled]::
  • Brenda Hillman
    [untitled tableau]
  • Brenda Hillman
    Escape & Energy
  • Brenda Hillman
    Escape & Logic
  • Grant Clauser
    Proper Use of Knots in the Wild
  • Grant Clauser
    The Proper Application of First Aid in the Wild
  • Marilyn Chin
    You Go, Me Stay, Two Autumns
  • Elizabeth Arnold
    Elegy
  • Corrie Williamson
    Mercy Me
  • Corrie Williamson
    You’re Hoarding Guns, I’m Growing Herbs
  • Corrie Williamson
    O Come & Let Me Tell Thee How Wholly I Am Thine
  • Jesse Nathan
    The Well, Rural Route 1 Box 43
  • Strummer Hoffston
    The Kingdom
  • Evie Shockley
    nature studies
  • Evie Shockley
    the lost track of time
  • Tricia Knoll
    Boulders and Bedrock
  • Rosanna Warren
    Inscription
  • Rosanna Warren
    Soseki’s Shrine

• NonfictionNonfiction

  • Melissa Seley
    Gladioli

• PoetryPoetry

  • Kenyon Review
    We Sang Every Morning After Breakfast

• Out LoudOut Loud

  • Out Loud: Audio Selections from the Kenyon Review

• FictionFiction

  • Angela Woodward
    Ink
  • Jennifer Croft
    Anaheim
  • Willa C. Richards
    What Can’t Be Grown Must Be Mined
  • Jared Jackson
    Bebo
  • Daniel J. O’Malley
    The Allens

• Why We Chose ItWhy We Chose It

  • Elliott Holt
    Why We Chose It: “Bebo” by Jared Jackson
  • Richie Hofmann
    Why We Chose It: “Human Resources” by Ryann Stevenson

• NonfictionNonfiction

  • Dylan Reynolds
    Butchers
  • Erika Veurink
    Pioneer Days
  • Annalisa Bolin
    Like Dogs

• PoetryPoetry

  • Major Jackson
    Of Wolves and Imagination
  • Ryann Stevenson
    Human Resources
  • Ryann Stevenson
    The Valley
  • Ryann Stevenson
    Fatigue
  • Leila Chatti
    The Reversal
  • Leila Chatti
    Prelapsarian
  • Xiao Yue Shan
    wealth distribution will not be considered in the economic reform
  • Xiao Yue Shan
    the right to work
  • Xiao Yue Shan
    kitchen
  • Xiao Yue Shan
    strategy
  • Blas Falconer
    The Conversion
  • Blas Falconer
    In the book we are reading together,
  • Alan Shapiro
    A Loft
  • Keith S. Wilson
    walmart
  • Keith S. Wilson
    trickle-down theory
  • CJ Evans
    Every Ending Should Make a Sound
  • Mikey Swanberg
    Automatic Reply

• Out LoudOut Loud

  • Out Loud: Audio Selections from the Kenyon Review

• 2021 Kenyon Review Short Fiction Contest2021 Kenyon Review Short Fiction Contest

  • Ted Mathys
    Tallgrass
  • Sam Zafris
    The Clothes I Kept
  • Rachel L. Robbins
    The Bat Inspector
  • Malavika Shetty
    Newbury Street, March 2020

• FictionFiction

  • Lan Samantha Chang
    Excerpts from The Family Chao
  • Vanessa Chan
    Bloodlines
  • Joanna Pearson
    Grand Mal
  • Drew Johnson
    A Naked Horse

• Why We Chose ItWhy We Chose It

  • Sergei Lobanov-Rostovsky
    Why We Chose It: “A Naked Horse” by Drew Johnson

• NonfictionNonfiction

  • Melissa Chadburn
    Exergue
  • Alice Jones
    Nothings
  • Beth Ann Fennelly
    It Is Hard When Your Job Is Hard But Doesn’t Appear to Be So
  • Beth Ann Fennelly
    My Sister Used to Give Me Blank Journals for My Birthday,
  • Beth Ann Fennelly
    Only the Basement
  • Beth Ann Fennelly
    Two Sisters, One Slow, One Fast
  • Beth Ann Fennelly
    The Irish Goodbye
  • Beth Ann Fennelly
    Related Searches

• PoetryPoetry

  • Michael Prior
    Four-Leaf Clover
  • Ruth Awad
    Guilt Me
  • Ruth Awad
    All the Oranges of Tripoli
  • Maggie Millner
    Djurgården
  • Maggie Millner
    Zipper
  • Cameron Awkward-Rich
    It Was the Best of Times, It Was the Worst of Times
  • Cameron Awkward-Rich
    It Was the Best of Times, It Was the Worst of Times
  • Joan Wickersham
    The Other Joan
  • Joan Wickersham
    The Work of the Carvers
  • Joan Wickersham
    King David on the Stern
  • Joan Wickersham
    The Infrared Camera
  • Cate Marvin
    The Eyes of the Neighborhood
  • Cate Marvin
    Starfuckers
  • Cate Marvin
    Event Horizon
  • Cate Marvin
    Friend of the Flies
  • Natasha Sajé
    A Phrasal Verb Primer
  • Traci Brimhall
    Pastoral without Fairies in the Hawthorn
  • Katie Hartsock
    The Nipple Shield of Achilles

• Out LoudOut Loud

  • Out Loud: Audio Selections from the Kenyon Review

• 2021 Kenyon Review Short Nonfiction Contest2021 Kenyon Review Short Nonfiction Contest

  • Brigitte Leschhorn Arrocha
    And We Inherit Everything
  • Christian Butterfield
    Blue Whale Challenge
  • dm armstrong
    Translating

• DramaDrama

  • Kemuel DeMoville
    The End of the World as We Know It

• FictionFiction

  • Morgan Thomas
    Manywhere
  • Bennett Sims
    Unknown
  • Hananah Zaheer
    The Good People of Lahore
  • Robert Travieso
    Open When Alone

• NonfictionNonfiction

  • Paula C. Brancato
    Archaeology

• PoetryPoetry

  • Arthur Sze
    Into the Hush
  • Richie Hofmann
    Things That Are Rare
  • Richie Hofmann
    Linen
  • O-Jeremiah Agbaakin
    Jericho Hymnal
  • O-Jeremiah Agbaakin
    Seila
  • O-Jeremiah Agbaakin
    Cleft
  • Dayna Patterson
    Our Lady of Thread
  • Lindsay Stuart Hill
    Autumn Scrapbook
  • Kai Carlson-Wee
    Mattress
  • Colin Pope
    Test Prayer When You Suspect You’re Actually in a Version of Hell

• Out LoudOut Loud

  • Out Loud: Audio Selections from the Kenyon Review

• 2021 Patricia Grodd Poetry Prize for Young Writers2021 Patricia Grodd Poetry Prize for Young Writers

  • Daniel Zhang
    Golden
  • Blair Enright
    Dr. Freud’s Magic 8-Ball
  • Gaia Rajan
    Ghost Town, Ohio

• FictionFiction

  • Marcela Fuentes
    Skip Outs
  • Heather Bourbeau
    The Perfumer
  • Catherine Carberry
    Chamonix
  • Bess Winter
    Selections from The Collected Works of Walter Potter

• NonfictionNonfiction

  • Laurie Kutchins
    The Ward Is the World

• PoetryPoetry

  • Linda Gregerson
    Uncorrected Vision
  • Linda Gregerson
    A Knitted Femur
  • Matt Hart
    Why I’m Always Doing This
  • Matt Hart
    How’d You Get So Big?
  • Jennifer R. Kellogg
    “Musical Notes” for a Poem
  • Wesley Rothman
    A Stone the Size of a Peach
  • Wesley Rothman
    Where Have You Gone, Phillip Lindsay Mason?
  • Rajiv Mohabir
    Ode to Waheeda Rehman’s Serpent Dance
  • Rajiv Mohabir
    Pointer Broom
  • Lee Young-ju
    The Summer Returns Home
  • Lee Young-ju
    First Love
  • Lee Young-ju
    The Snake I Saw in an Old Palace
  • Miriam Bird Greenberg
    Of Exile
  • Hadara Bar-Nadav
    The Dybbuk Ascends
  • Beth Bachmann
    Face
  • Nancy Reddy
    After Cocktail Hour
  • Bruce Beasley
    Mind the Gaps
  • Bruce Beasley
    Thoughts and Prayers Triage
  • Nicole Callihan
    grief being a procession of people
  • Nicole Callihan
    grief being thin as an envelope
  • Nicole Callihan
    grief being a movable city
  • Nicole Callihan
    grief being a pink pearl

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• FictionFiction

  • Betsy Boyd
    Adult Swim
  • Perry Lopez
    Caduceus
  • Kelsey Norris
    An Excerpt from “Sentries”
  • Márcia Tiburi
    The Mother
  • Suzie Eckl
    An Excerpt from “Visitation”

• NonfictionNonfiction

  • Austyn Gaffney
    Magic City

• PoetryPoetry

  • Yam Gong
    Poems from the King of Laziness
  • Yam Gong
    Exercises in Fireworks
  • Danielle Cadena Deulen
    The Uncertainty Principle
  • Bryan Byrdlong
    I feel most like a zombi after consuming a cocktail
  • Bryan Byrdlong
    Morning of the Living Dead
  • Paisley Rekdal
    壤 / Soil
  • Paisley Rekdal
    知 / Know
  • Christopher Blackman
    Whiskey Island
  • Alessandra Lynch
    Charcoal Gray the Shadows
  • Alessandra Lynch
    I Love My Brother
  • Sara Michas-Martin
    Visibly Pregnant
  • Alina Stefanescu
    Byline, Be Sky
  • Alina Stefanescu
    Ode to Something Elusive
  • Allison Benis White
    Postcards to M.

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  • Out Loud: Audio Selections from the Kenyon Review

• FictionFiction

  • Maureen Langloss
    Sexy Motherfucker’s Mom
  • Gina Chung
    Human Hearts
  • Katherine Sharpe
    Belles Lettres
  • María José Candela
    The Brownie

• NonfictionNonfiction

  • Sophie Beck
    Never Punk
  • Amit Majmudar
    The Master and Emily
  • Jonathan Gleason
    Gilead

• PoetryPoetry

  • Marianne Boruch
    Some New-Century Pliny Bent Over a Map
  • Marianne Boruch
    Don’t Worry about What Goes On
  • Bill Carty
    Outer Lands
  • Bill Carty
    The Marshes Have No Memory
  • Jesse Nathan
    Goodbye at Monument Rocks
  • Jesse Nathan
    If You Draw Rightly On A Wound, It Might Righten
  • Paul Nemser
    How Many Times My Eyes Have Opened
  • Sandra McPherson
    For Eleanor, from a Line by Zora Neale Hurston
  • Sara Backer
    Impossible White Goat
  • Marianne Chan
    Biddle City Filipina
  • Marianne Chan
    Autobiography Via Forgetting
  • Marianne Chan
    One Cactus
  • Marianne Chan
    Watching a Documentary about Imelda Marcos, I Think about the Bottoms of My Cousin’s Feet
  • Hussain Ahmed
    Blue Water
  • Rita Dove
    Soup
  • Rita Dove
    Island
  • Rebecca Lehmann
    Ablation

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  • Out Loud: Audio Selections from the Kenyon Review

• 2020 Short Nonfiction Contest2020 Short Nonfiction Contest

  • Ira Sukrungruang
    Short Nonfiction Contest Introduction
  • Miriam Grossman
    2004
  • Mary O. Parker
    Currents and Eddies
  • Stella Li
    Mouthwater

• FictionFiction

  • Chigozie Obioma
    Birdlime
  • Winona León
    Collapsible

• Nature’s NatureNature’s Nature

  • David Baker
    Nature’s Nature
  • Diane Seuss
    from
  • Kevin Young
    Squall
  • Kevin Young
    Lilies
  • Kevin Young
    Bouquet
  • Kevin Young
    Evensong
  • Hannah Baker Saltmarsh
    Pigeon Slippers
  • Craig Santos Perez
    Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Virus
  • Craig Santos Perez
    Full Moon, New Word
  • Alison Hawthorne Deming
    Views of Nature
  • Alison Hawthorne Deming
    The Bog
  • Jane Huffman
    Dilemma
  • Burnside Soleil
    Nel (Tenebrae)
  • Burnside Soleil
    Imani
  • Burnside Soleil
    Jeremy
  • Rita Dove
    The Spring Cricket Observes Valentine’s Day
  • David St. John
    The Sketchbook
  • Nikki Wallschlaeger
    Talking about the Weather
  • Nikki Wallschlaeger
    Grapeland
  • Anna Journey
    Lullaby Interrupted by the Stump of the Mammoth Tree
  • Anna Journey
    The Judas Ear
  • Phillip B. Williams
    Final Poem for the Moon
  • Johannes Göransson
    from

• NonfictionNonfiction

  • Philip Metres
    The Peace Walls

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