Alverno
By Poetry Issue 122
It’s enormous, / my unknowing.
Read MoreMy Father at Love Feast, Dallas County, Iowa, 1949
By Poetry Issue 122
The man with the white beard remembers / the body
Read MoreThings Which Are: Spencer Reece’s Immanence Strategies
By Culture Issue 122
My belief: that the words are in the world, and that we are consubstantial with the world, that we are immanent along with it, the words become our world.
Read MoreAs an Aside on Ice
By Poetry Issue 122
In the end it’s always bondage that drives you / into the quick of clarity,
Read MoreDrift
By Poetry Issue 122
In direction as well as magnitude, a minke whale surfaces
Read MoreExperimental Testimony
By Culture Issue 122
Grace leaves us wordless. This commonality, though, is what makes the genre of testimony so compelling.
Read MoreEpiphany Song
By Poetry Issue 122
Insight, never a stranger,
appeared (as love does)
suddenly naked
beside you.
Desire in Search of an Object: Spectacle and Longing in the Art of Paul Pfeiffer
By Visual Art Issue 122
When a desire remains unfulfilled—when, for example, our viewing of a televised sporting event is interrupted—our frustration can create a sense of discomfort or longing, directing our focus toward the presence and intensity of desire itself.
Read MoreIn the Studio
By Visual Art Issue 122
From conversations with viewers, I’ve learned that their experience depends a lot on the physical presence of my work, not just the size but also how it connects with its surroundings.
Read Moreunfinished sonnets 4G—I meant to make you more
By Poetry Issue 122
my own fog
belt/belly,
short of room
to fit both