GET OFF MY LAWN or: My Final Futuristic Manifesto and Public Pronouncement (because, like I have anything to lose—a career, the esteem of my peers, the consignment of my collected works to the dustbin of history)
David Fewster returns to literature for his latest poetic crank case blues concerning the fate of Ursula LeGuin’s poetry and the UA 150 or whatever.
Boutique English: A Beacon of Individualism in an Ever-Growing Ocean
Joshua Swainston considers boutique English and its poetic possibilities.
City Springtide
Max Reif sings a song of spring in this poem.
Spiritual Pilgrim
Poetry by Max Reif.
Where Are You, Al Franken?
Stacy Lawson goes looking through the void where someone named Al Franken used to be.
Love in a Political Season
Poetry by Max Reif.
Someone, Please, Make it About Something
On the palimpsest of life. Poetry by Pam Carter.
The Glazier and the Barber
Our Sealipo group returns with another poetic cadaver from their literary + musical gathering.
Modern “Politics”: And They Tell Me Not To Spell Out “Sh*t”!
Poetry by Gary Corseri.
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