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Mary Ruefle – Week 28 Chapbook Chart 2020
“It is impossible for me to write about the imagination; it is like asking a fish to describe the sea,” Mary Ruefle announces at the start of her essay. With wit and intellectual abandon, Ruefle draws inspiration from Wittgenstein, Shakespeare, … Continue reading
Nicole Sealey – Week 27 Chapbook Chart 2020
At turns humorous and heartbreaking, The Animal After Whom Other Animals Are Named explores in both formal and free verse what it means to die, which is to say, also, what it means to live. In this collection, Sealey displays an exquisite … Continue reading
Nicole Sealey – Week 26 Chapbook Chart 2020
At turns humorous and heartbreaking, The Animal After Whom Other Animals Are Named explores in both formal and free verse what it means to die, which is to say, also, what it means to live. In this collection, Sealey displays an exquisite … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Levon, Alexis M Romo, Becca Noel, Christine Mitchell, Hazel The Aura, Jenny Xie, Joseph Massey, Josh Martin, Khaled Mattawa, Madge McKeithen, Nancy Bradberry, Nicole Sealey, Ross McCague, Sandra Cisneros, Sean Hanrahan, Ted Wojtasik, Teresa Godfrey
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Nicole Sealey – Week 25 Chapbook Chart 2020
At turns humorous and heartbreaking, The Animal After Whom Other Animals Are Named explores in both formal and free verse what it means to die, which is to say, also, what it means to live. In this collection, Sealey displays an exquisite … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Levon, Alexis M Romo, Becca Noel, Christine Mitchell, Hazel The Aura, Joseph Massey, Josh Martin, Kenneth M Cale, Madge McKeithen, Nancy Bradberry, Nicole Sealey, Reginald Gibbons, Ross McCague, Sandra Cisneros, Sean Hanrahan, Ted Wojtasik, Teresa Godfrey, Thiahera Nurse
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Nicole Sealey – Week 24 Chapbook Chart 2020
At turns humorous and heartbreaking, The Animal After Whom Other Animals Are Named explores in both formal and free verse what it means to die, which is to say, also, what it means to live. In this collection, Sealey displays … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Levon, Alexis M Romo, Becca Noel, Christine Mitchell, Hazel The Aura, Joseph Massey, Josh Martin, Lydia Davis, Madge McKeithen, Nancy Bradberry, Nicole Sealey, Reginald Gibbons, Ross McCague, Sean Hanrahan, Ted Wojtasik, Teresa Godfrey, Thiahera Nurse
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Thiahera Nurse – Week 23 Chapbook Chart 2020
Some Girls Survive on Their Sorcery Alone works as ode and requiem to document the precious narratives held inside the body of a black girl. Opening with declarations of self-love, beauty, eulogy, and Lil’ Kim rapping in the rain, the landscape … Continue reading
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Tagged Aaris Sherin, Adam Levon, Alexis M Romo, Becca Noel, Christine Mitchell, Hazel The Aura, Joseph Massey, Josh Martin, Kenneth M Cale, Madge McKeithen, Nancy Bradberry, Rachel Bliss, Reginald Gibbons, Ross McCague, Sean Hanrahan, Ted Wojtasik, Teresa Godfrey, Thiahera Nurse, Yusef Komunyakaa
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Thiahera Nurse – Week 22 Chapbook Chart 2020
Some Girls Survive on Their Sorcery Alone works as ode and requiem to document the precious narratives held inside the body of a black girl. Opening with declarations of self-love, beauty, eulogy, and Lil’ Kim rapping in the rain, the landscape … Continue reading
Thiahera Nurse – Week 21 Chapbook Chart 2020
Some Girls Survive on Their Sorcery Alone works as ode and requiem to document the precious narratives held inside the body of a black girl. Opening with declarations of self-love, beauty, eulogy, and Lil’ Kim rapping in the rain, the … Continue reading
Alison Fure – Week 20 Chapbook Chart 2020
Paths are a form of separation between us and modern life. They separate us from traffic. They flow like water to provide us with natural shortcuts and desire lines. They can allow for a continuity of gardens and be good … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexis M Romo, Alison Fure, Becca Noel, Christopher Ringrose, Dennis Lee, Jenny Xie, Joseph Massey, Kimiko Hahn, Seth Seong, Xander Tabb
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Alison Fure – Week 19 Chapbook Chart 2020
Paths are a form of separation between us and modern life. They separate us from traffic. They flow like water to provide us with natural shortcuts and desire lines. They can allow for a continuity of gardens and be good … Continue reading
