An Interview with Fay Ray Haley Laningham See more of Fay Ray’s work here .   Fay Ray sculpts curious metallic installations, which pull...

Growing City (1956), Eleanor Coen Eulogies of Motion To listen for home— ( in appearance at least ) the movement of ...

An Interview with Franny Choi Landis Grenville  Franny Choi is the author of three collections of poetry, including The World Keeps...

The Lonely Tower (1879), Samuel Palmer Returning In the world I come from, there are only two identities: the hunters and the hunted. I...

✧ Writer’s Regimen Contest Runner-up ✧ The Dark Mountain (1909), Marsden Hartley I’m With Attenborough David Attenborough says the...

✧ Writer’s Regimen Contest Winner ✧ Meetinghouse Hill, Roxbury, Massachusetts (1799), John Ritto Penniman un “Until the dying one says...

An Interview with Amir H. Fallah Haley Laningham For Those Who Fear Tomorrow , 2022 (acrylic on canvas) Amir H. Fallah’s work defies the...

The Key (1946), Jackson Pollock Weighing In On our way across the amusement park to get funnel cakes with strawberries and whipped cream...

About the Work: “American Girl” by Marne Litfin In our “About the Work” series, Olga Mexina and Tom Sokolowski ask recent contributors...

An Interview with Karyna McGlynn Bronwen West Poet Karyna McGlynn grew up in Austin, Texas, and earned an MFA at the University of...

Smoke on Cellophane #1 (1961), Frederick Sommer Love Jihad What did she want if not to be caught in flagrante delicto, fucking in the...

Can You Imagine?: A Review of Chachi D. Hauser’s It’s Fun to Be a Person I Don’t Know Gabi Diaz Guerrero Whether explicitly invoked or...

An Interview with Sliman Mansour Haley Laningham Gaza, 2014 (acrylic and charcoal) Sliman Mansour is a Palestinian visual artist. He was...

Correctional Good Lord, so you finally found me in jail,     strutting up as some bigass motherfucker during grub time     then grunting,...

About the Work: “The Winter Man” by Rick Bursky In our “About the Work” series, Olga Mexina and Tom Sokolowski ask recent contributors...

An Interview with Sam Taylor Daniel Galef Sam Taylor is the author of three books of poems, Body of the World (Ausable Press), Nude...

About the Work: Levitan by Marina Kraiskaya In our “About the Work” series, Olga Mexina and Tom Sokolowski ask recent contributors for...

Undertow The unlabeled bottle contained these little yellow pills with letters and numbers—SR6— engraved in them and I wondered when I’d...

"About the Work" with Elizabeth Hoover In our “About the Work” series, Olga Mexina and Tom Sokolowski ask recent contributors for insight...

A Review of Geraldine DeRuiter's If You Can’t Take the Heat: Tales of Food, Feminism, and Fury. Caroline Hampshire Geraldine DeRuiter’s...