MICHAEL KLEBER-DIGGS
Source of My Confidence
Spring air races through rooms:
a joyous child.
Author: Staff
MICHAEL KLEBER-DIGGS
Life List
A series of poems by BIPOC poets that engage with birds, curated by Sean Hill.
SAL Essay Series
Writers preview the Seattle Arts & Lectures Poetry Series
makalani bandele
from vandals of knock city
line ’em up, count time. night cuffed the dying light.
I Am Ready To Be Every Animal You Leave Behind
“Vuong shows the world for the truth of all its sharp and beautiful teeth.” —a visual essay Tessa Hulls
A THOUSAND IMAGINATIONS: What the Books of Alberto Ríos Say to Each Other
“Perhaps conversations among Ríos’ works are most evident in the ones about the border, where the elbow taps of solidarity acknowledge the tenuous ground upon which an idea that becomes a fence that becomes a wall is built.”—an essay by Donna Miscolta
Interview // Possible Tethers: A Conversation with Caryl Pagel
“I’m interested in literature that depicts a person or community’s lived experiences as a wholly social conundrum.”
One More Thing: Angie Sijun Lou and Troy Osaki in Conversation
“There are both so many words and not enough for this moment.”
ANGIE SIJUN LOU
Happiness, I, Thou, You, Me.
Summer, at once, a field of violated water, or:
the violet energy of bruises.
Getting Out of the Way: The Quiet Poem
“By simplifying language, diction, detail, a poem can transcend the ‘lean moment’ and brush up against an intimate and unshakable truth.”—an essay by D.S. Waldman