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Page 145 from Issue 60

Chicago
A girl who had been talking to the trio of writers walked away. Now was my chance. "Mr. ... Ginsberg?" The burly poet glanced my way. "Yeah?" "Urn, I just wanted to tell you ... about that. But I do write poetry." "Qu'est,ce qu'il dit?" ...
Craft Essay

Writing into the World: Memoir, History and Private Life, Part Four

Garth Greenwell
nonnormative, as in the kind of sadomasochistic scene I dramatize in my story “Gospodar”; it may also be more ... about memoir, since I’ve almost exclusively published my work in prose as fiction. But it’s true that ... knees. He let go of my hair once this was done, freeing his hand to move down the side of my face, almost ...
Fiction

From The Great Pretender (excerpt from novel)

James Atlas
reader for Poetry magazine, and toward the end of June I moved down to the North Side, where one of my ... America: he never got any mail and didn't even have a phone until I arrived on the scene. Dr. ...
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Page 25 from Issue 40

again. One of my uncles, my mother's brother, had been in the First World War, a machine gunner. ... My brother and I, when he was visiting us once, had tried to get him to tell us about it. When we ... kept asking him, he made a kind of sound. My mother looked in from another room, and she got my brother ...
Poetry

The year of the double spring

Mary Swenson
sue me, it's just your sign I need in the scene)- remembering lilac a month back, a different ... AI's When Something's Wrong With My Baby- you pretended to flake out on the bench, and ... You scavenged my plywood desk top, a narrow paint-flecked old door, the broad white wicker ...
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Page 231 from Issue 10

tions, dialogue, scene changes-is written in rough blank verse, for no ascer­ tainable reason other than ... verse-drama. The little poetry sequence, called "Prologue," devolves into the dream­ ... you distinguish passion in that man? Inders: Of course, my darling; I can see that deep, If you ...
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Page 490 from Issue 43

was my own work. I did the editing as if it were writing-collecting in order to gain insight, always ... Japan and began Cater­ pillar, he took up the editorial mission of publishing new poetry in the ... and more prone to pay attention to whatever in the local scene interested me. In Ann Arbor, it was the ...
Review

Review of The Most Natural Thing by David Keplinger

Christopher Kempf
narrative or scene into something worthy of poetry, editorializing on those moments in a way that suggests ... is central to the book’s concern with “translating” the body into poetry, Keplinger’s efforts to, as ... demonstrates throughout the book, always escapes us, eluding our attempts, including through poetry, to ...
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Page 232 from Issue 134

towers that seemed about to crash to the ground at any mo­ ment. These scaffoldings and flimsy structures ... became another motif in the set of the Lookingglass production. Another goal I had for my travels was to ...
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Page 361 from Issue 110-111

course, questions like these are answers in and of themselves. The wind turned and my eyes stung from the ... come to the edge of a bluff, the Pacific crashing below me. I have come with an old grief that is heavy ...

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