Sweetest Things Turned Sourest
“I developed a theory about myself: that I could only appreciate the sweet if it caused me a
little hurt.”—an essay by Jehanne Dubrow
Author: Gabi Graceffo
Interview // The Visible Woman: A Conversation With Allison Funk
Conducted by Jessica Freeman
The Reaching That Makes of Falling Flight
A review of Be Holding by Ross Gay
Work to Be Done
A Review of Susan Briante
Through Armantrout’s Looking Glass: The Poem as Wonderland
“I learned that poems may be deliberate and arbitrary at the same time.”—an essay by Julie Marie Wade
While We Can Sing
A Review of Jean Vengua’s Marcelina
Certain Uncertainty
A review of Catwalk by Meryl Natchez
Going in Fear of Negation: What Happens When We Stop Saying ‘No’?
An essay by Justin Jannise
Interview // Searching for Home, Connection, and Place: A Conversation with Ruth Dickey
Conducted by Gabriela Denise Frank
New Life Studies: Bennett, Morton, Paredez
A Review of Joshua Bennett, Matt Morton, and Deborah Paredez