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Noah Patterson – Week 47 Chapbook Chart 2021
Upon an Icy Peak. A treacherous, twisting path through the mountains of Helik Water. Weaving into icy caverns deep inside the mountain, and outside onto steep and treacherous cliff trails–it is one of the most dangerous routes for travel. It … Continue reading
Noah Patterson – Week 23 Chapbook Chart 2021
Upon an Icy Peak. A treacherous, twisting path through the mountains of Helik Water. Weaving into icy caverns deep inside the mountain, and outside onto steep and treacherous cliff trails–it is one of the most dangerous routes for travel. It … Continue reading
Thiahera Nurse – Week 40 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
Jessica Helen Lopez – Week 39 Chapbook Chart 2020
Breathtakingly tender, playful, and generous one moment; sharp and unapologetically brutal the next, these poems by Lopez transport the reader into the complex landscape of feminine power with a dynamic but inarguable force. Honest to the marrow, Lopez never sugar … Continue reading
Lydia Davis – Week 34 Chapbook Chart 2020
The Cows is a close study of the three much-loved cows that live across the road from her. The piece, written with understated humor and empathy, is a series of detailed observations of the cows on different days and in … Continue reading
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Daniel D Fox – Week 31 Chapbook Chart 2020
In the grim darkness of humanity’s future, DARK ASTRAL and its cosmic horror awaits! It is the far future, but one seen through the eyes of the Renaissance and intermingled with the New Testament. Following the desecration of the garden world Eden, … Continue reading
Daniel D Fox – Week 30 Chapbook Chart 2020
In the grim darkness of humanity’s future, DARK ASTRAL and its cosmic horror awaits! It is the far future, but one seen through the eyes of the Renaissance and intermingled with the New Testament. Following the desecration of the garden … Continue reading
Jenny Xie – Week 29 Chapbook Chart 2020
Nowhere to Arrive takes as its subjects the whiplash of travel, the shuttling between disparate places and climes, and an unremitting sense of dislocation. These poems court the tension between the familiar and the foreign, between the self as distinct … Continue reading
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
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