The Invisible Man By the window, on a black bone chair the germs leave your body through smoke. Can two tandem blankly to bash out a cure? I have read that drones die in the act of mating. Honey-stomachs busting in the rub of it. The longtime residents warned...
Against the Ache: Elizabeth Cohen’s The Patron Saint of Cauliflower By Emily Carney Contributing Reviewer “I’m preparing for the end of the world / again,” writes Elizabeth Cohen, “which is to say I am making / goulash.” This is how Cohen introduces The...
Hungarian-Romanian poet and iconic spokesman of Transylvania, Sándor Kányádi, dead at 89 by Paul Sohar Contributing Writer Sándor Kányádi (1929-2018) was born in a small Hungarian village in Transylvania, Romania, the son of a small farmer – more commonly...
Songbird’s Strum Storm Anaphora happens at the beginning. Anaphora is a prelude. Anaphora has not started to move. Anaphora is shaky. Anaphora shines obliviously. Anaphora introduces it anew. It is the birth. An enigma is contained by small spaces. An enigma...
Lengua lanzadera enhebrada (Tongue Threaded Shuttle) By Lilvia Soto Editorial Garabatos, 2017 Garabatos, Sonora, Mexico First Edition ISBN: 978-607-7670-39-1 150 pages $15.00 A Reckoning With War Review by Michael Foldes Managing...
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