Revisiting Anne Carson’s Antigonick
I first read Antigonick shortly after it was published seven [...]
When yellow leaves,
or none, or few do hang . . .
If life is a year, then this is November, just [...]
or none, or few do hang . . .Chloe Garcia Roberts2019-11-14T22:12:17-04:00
Science of Departures: Poems by Salas Hernández
In 2018, the Venezuelan poet Adalber Salas Hernández published a [...]
Putting the Amaryllis Back in the Earth
The amaryllis by the grave became unearthed, But this is [...]
Unfriending the Dead
I saw the posts that said you would be missed; [...]
Last First Date
In my early thirties my boyfriend and I broke up [...]
Before Your Mama Knew Us as Light
She took us to the house filled with letters facing [...]
Skinny
The summer I turned sixteen, my mother drove me to [...]
After—
After I left your body to be burned; after I [...]
The Significance of Ordinary Lives: An Interview with Daphne Kalotay
Mandeliene Smith interviews Daphne Kalotay about her new novel Blue [...]