Mary Ardery’s debut poetry collection draws from her experience as a wilderness guide for women recovering from addiction.
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Sara Lynn Eastler is a writer and editor living in Rockport, Maine. She serves as an assistant poetry editor at Qu literary magazine and guest reviewer for Southern Review of Books. Her work has appeared in Stanza, Cathexis Northwest Press, and Voices of Decolonization. She is a current MFA candidate at Queens University of Charlotte.
“Shedding Season” Casts a Spell
In their poems, Jane Morton finds incredible strength and beauty in being cracked open, shedding what no longer serves in order to become something new.
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In “Magicicada,” A Voice Long Buried Emerges and Sings
Claire Millikin maps trauma to the cicadas’ cyclical lives of “burial and ascension.”
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The “Power of Poetry in Commemorating Personal and Historical Sorrows in Ways Historians Cannot”: Poet Weijia Pan on “Motherlands”
An interview with poet Weijia Pan about his collection “Motherlands,” which uses poetic inquiry to explore the tensions within family relationships in post-Maoist China.
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“Another Day” Is a Walk in the Woods With Wendell Berry
Wendell Berry’s new collection, “Another Day,” is deeply rooted in agrarian life with untitled poems organized by year and season.
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“The Trouble with Light” Finds Humanity and Triumph in Trial
This debut poetry collection follows a heroic speaker on a journey of transformation.
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Feeding the Ghosts: Ancestral Offerings and New Growth
Rahul Mehta’s new poetry collection closely examines lived experience by way of metaphor, narrative, juxtaposition and observation.
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