Interview// Invisibility is a Form of Presence: A Conversation with Fiona Sze-Lorrain:
On translating Green Mountain by Chinese Poet Yang Jian
Author: Staff
One More Thing: Muriel Leung and Helene Achanzar in Conversation
“I am the assemblage of both my memory and the ones that contest it.”
One More Thing
Conversations with contributors and other writers curated by Helene Achanzar
Hearts Washed Clean by Rain
Jon Lemay on Catherine Pond’s Fieldglass
CHARIF SHANAHAN
Self-Determination with the Question of Race
If latitude and longitude. If the trees,
Once emptied, stood upright again.
RENNIE AMENT
He Then Pledged
Remember me knee-deep.
Remember me kelp-bedecked.
SHRIRAM SIVARAMAKRISHNAN: Five Anti-Poems
“The poems are ‘anti’ the way antique pieces are, which is to say, if these poems undermine meaning-making, it is because they have lost their significances.”
Visual Poetry
Poets explore the intersection of word and image.
JENNIFER CHANG
Two Poems
years rioting
against the fallacies of form
Field Note: City Birds
“When I thought the birds singing outside my window were just birds, I was taking for granted my proximity to otherness.”—an essay by Jennifer Chang