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Always Knew I Was Adopted;
Just Found Out I’m Gay
by Sandra Steingraber

July 5, 2019

A Coming Out Essay in Ten Parts 1. I’m gay. Five letters. Two syllables. Is there another declaration in the English language both smaller ... Read More...

Review:
Bloodline: Poems

November 20, 2018

Reviews + Reads

Amy Knight reviews Bloodline, poems by Radha Marcum 3: A Taos Press | 2017 | ISBN: 9780-0-9972011-4-7 ... Read More...

Letter to America
by Lawrence Lenhart

June 17, 2018

Currents, Guest Editorial, Letter to America

Guest Editorial Dear Milo, It is possible to be too much in love with something. For example: the other day, I tossed you in the air... Read More...

Charging the Through Line:
An Interview with Arthur Sze

February 14, 2018

Interviews

Interview by Ayleen Perry Introduction In fall 2017, poet Arthur Sze keynoted the second annual ECO-Poetry, Technology, and Place conference... Read More...

Seven Words for Sustenance and Gnawing
by Holly Haworth

August 27, 2017

Nonfiction

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Click button above to hear Holly Haworth read this essay, or click here to download the essay in .mp3 format. Strawberries ... Read More...

Fossil Cherries
by Charlotte M. Freeman

July 12, 2017

Nonfiction

On a sunny Sunday morning, I’m making a tea cake for John Fryer. A cup of sugar, a cup of flour, zest of one lemon tossed in a bowl with half ... Read More...

A Life of Science: On the Trail
of the Tuscarora Migration Project
by Edward Schuyler Chew

March 5, 2017

A Life of Science, Currents

A Series by New Scientists Winds and rain whipped across the rugged ridgetop of Pennsylvania’s Tuscarora Mountains as we scrambled ov... Read More...

Letter to America
by Jennifer Case

November 28, 2016

Currents, Guest Editorial, Letter to America

Guest Editorial Dear America, I am tired. On the day of the election, I was 36 weeks pregnant. Now I am even further along. I cann... Read More...

Four Directions of Standing Rock
Essay + Photos by Nicholas Triolo

October 27, 2016

Image in Place, Nonfiction

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/// Security Check There’s something up ahead blocking the highway. Look: Lights. Glowing like a football stadium... Read More...

Words That Fed Trace: Recommended Reads
by Lauret Edith Savoy

April 10, 2016

A Stone's Throw, Reviews + Reads

Sand and stone are Earth’s memory. Each of us, too, is a landscape inscribed by memory. My book Trace: Memory, History, Race, and the American L... Read More...

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