Dreaming the Living and the Dead: On Brandon Shimoda’s Hydra Medusa
“Dreams, like letters or memories or photographs, can resurrect the dead, and the dead arrive throughout this book.”
“Dreams, like letters or memories or photographs, can resurrect the dead, and the dead arrive throughout this book.”
Poetry Northwest commits to the Palestinian-led international call for Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS), including signing on to the Palestinian Academic and Cultural
Boycott of Israel (PACBI).
Blessed are we, betrayers of all counterfeit kinships
I have eulogized the dead my entire life, and this has exhausted me.
You know nothing of the road out, the one where you will never face your perils
“There’s always that impulse to go back and rearrange the decay into something more beautiful than it was . . .” —Laci Mosier
Poets explore the intersection of word and image.
is sentience
the wonder of sonar
An excerpt from Jed Munson’s new collection of essays.
I slip behind a large oak. The cows regain their drowsiness.