Publishing great literature and art since 2003.

Cincinnati, Ohio
Joined November 2011
“I used to think my poetics was chalked up to being radically tender, but I consider that to be under the wider umbrella of a kind of poetics of disbelief.” On the site, Assistant Editor Prince Bush interviews Jeric Smith on his interests and poetics.
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We're delighted to announce the winners of this year's Robert and Adele Schiff Awards: David Joez Villaverde (poetry), Alice Hatcher (nonfiction), and Anna Story (fiction)! Many thanks to all of this year's entrants. Read the full list of finalists on our site. Link in thread:
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We're delighted to announce the winners of this year's Robert and Adele Schiff Awards: David Joez Villaverde (poetry), Alice Hatcher (nonfiction), and Anna Story (fiction)! Many thanks to all of this year's entrants. Read the full list of finalists on our site. Link in thread:
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"murmurings of promised honey weather / echo through the roofless chapel’s mass." In today's miCRo, A. J. Worley's luminous sonnet "May Storm" turns a careful eye onto the quiet divinity that exists in our daily lives.
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"Like a sacked || tomb the oven / yawns— || even girded / with steel || it fails to keep / the dead in or || living out." Today on the site, Quinn Franzen's "The Kiln" renders a familiar act of making into lines of suggestion and vividness. Link in thread.
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We're delighted to announce the winners of this year's Robert and Adele Schiff Awards: David Joez Villaverde (poetry), Alice Hatcher (nonfiction), and Anna Story (fiction)! Many thanks to all of this year's entrants. Read the full list of finalists on our site. Link in thread:
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"Children are rarely spared from the messes we create, and so it was not hard to imagine child characters imperiled by their circumstances . . ." On the site, Associate Editor Blessing Christopher interviews Uche Okonkwo, author of A Kind of Madness. Link in thread.
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Congratulations to contributor Avia Tadmor on the publication of "Song in Tammuz" with @tupelopress!
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"Sustenance is safer entombed in glass jars or in tins shaped like the artillery shell that tore through her twenty-four-year-old son’s pelvis in Indiana while he was serving in the National Guard." @dustinmhoffman explores a child's unusual inheritance. Link in thread.
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"I started to distinguish between two kinds of relationships within my family archive: those linked to a version of my identity others easily accepted, and those that reflected an identity I frequently had to prove." Today on the site, @asaldrake walks us through family photos.
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"They sat across from each other at a long craft table, their fingers still numbed from the cold." In today's miCRo by Wanying Zhang, small moments stand in for something larger.
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Congratulations to contributor Shara McCallum on the publication of "Behold" with @AliceJamesBooks!
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