Thomas Jefferson’s Monster
by B.J. Hollars
In April of 1796—nearly three years after resigning his post as Secretary of State—Thomas Jefferson received an unexpected package from Colone... Read More...
The Ambassador of Rattlesnakes
by Ed Zahniser
We are climbing a ridge in Maryland’s Catoctin Mountains near the tightly guarded presidential retreat at Camp David. W. H. Martin walks ahead... Read More...
Letter to America
by Christopher Howell
Implicit
Simply the last one
writes in gold on a pale
blue cheek bone of sky
above a hill.
Gaunt cows in a field
go on forgettin... Read More...
Everyone Wants a Piece of the Sacred:
Review of Little Terrarium: Poems
Cynthia Neely reviews Little Terrarium, poems by Hannah Fries
Hedgerow Books of Levellers Press | 2016 | ISBN:&n... Read More...
Albatross:
Poems by Hannah Fries
Paintings by Sara Parrilli
This collaboration began with a film clip: a trailer for the forthcoming film Albatross (now available to the public in its finished form), wr... Read More...
Review:
No Brother, This Storm: Poems
Philip C. Kolin reviews No Brother, This Storm, poems by Jack Bedell
Mercer University Press | 2018 | ISBN: 9780... Read More...
Fairy Tale
by Sean Johnston
Click button above to hear Sean Johnston read this story, or click here to download story in .mp3 format.
On the drive to work tod... Read More...
To Hold a Beautiful, Burning Snake
by Caleb Roberts
I.
They said the Thompson Ridge wildfire was a good fire. It began on May 31, 2013, at the southern foot of Redondo Peak in the Jemez M... Read More...
Letter to America
by Todd Boss
Click button above to hear Todd Boss read this poem (with audio by John Hermanson), or download the poem in .mp3 format.
She's Going to Be ... Read More...
Old Roads, New Stories:
Día de los Muertos
by Rob Carney
A Literary Series
Say you’re adrift like I am. Say it’s 81 miles from this spot to Next Services, plus or minus the sun ... Read More...
Two Poems
by Amanda Hawkins
Click button above to hear Amanda Hawkins read this poem, or click here to download the poem in .mp3 format.
Fractaline
&nb... Read More...
No Entry
by Gila Green
Yael scrambles to put on the new tea-colored hiking boots her parents sent, sliding her feet into the stiff leather. She switches off the air ... Read More...
