Long Engagement
By Poetry Issue 108
The dog / rests her head on my knee. A person is not like a god. / A person is not like a dog.
Read MoreProof
By Poetry Issue 108
from where I was broken I could not flee.
Read MoreStations in the City
By Photo Essay Issue 108
I think the stations are for everyone, no matter your religious affiliation, because they are a meditation on being human, so I wanted people to see them without the hurdle of having to enter a religious space.
Read MoreScandinavian Grim
By Poetry Issue 108
The Boundary Waters
By Fiction Issue 108
One second he was riding on the river and the next he was in it, watching his canoe float away upside down, its silvery hull a bright line on the dark river.
Read MoreThe New Fear
By Poetry Issue 108
Our blood sugar was so high that our wounds
had stopped healing. We were either a tapestry
of Band-Aids or very careful.
The Heart of the Grandstand
By Fiction Issue 108
The racetrack, famously built before we knew of such things, straddled a fault line at the joint of two very active plates. As a result, fissures spread through the walls of the old grandstand like capillaries. The world was tearing it apart naturally.
Read MoreHow to Visit a Museum: Disciplines of Availability
By Editorial Issue 108
I’m waiting for that strange experience when a picture speaks, sometimes in a whisper, sometimes with a shout, sometimes with a reverberating silence that pulls me to the edge of a precipice where I’m not sure whether I’ll fall or fly.
Read MoreGo Back and Fetch It
By Interview Issue 108
“Literature…can hold up those things that mainstream society doesn’t believe: that Black people are there. One of my jobs is just holding that up to the light so that everyone can see that they’re there.”
Read MorePietà
By Poetry Issue 107
Your heart stands wide for all to enter in: it should have been a door for me alone.
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