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Dispatch: January in the Jardin de Luxembourg
“Today the gardens are made of four colors: the white-gray of the sky and the statues, the black of the branches, the green of the grass and chairs and benches, and the tan of the gravel paths.”
Don’t miss our latest dispatch from Susan Harlan, “January in the Jardin de Luxembourg.” Link below.
https://bit.ly/2Ssgznq
Ask a Local: Bina Shah, Karachi, Pakistan
In our latest “Ask a Local,” author Bina Shah takes us to Karachi, Pakistan, where she muses on odd grammar, exquisite perfume, and delightfully destructive buses.
https://bit.ly/2PeMAPO
Translation Feature: A Lifetime
Read more of Kate Whittemore’s translation of Lara Moreno’s short story “A Lifetime,” now up on our site.
https://bit.ly/2UbtxXO
Under a Pile of Moons
“The first thing we notice is all the abandoned barns. Tools hang on hooks, waiting for hands. Someone with a knack and a purpose. Someone who never asks, “What’s the point?””
Our latest flash fiction piece “Under a Pile of Moons” from Betsy Johnson-Miller is now up on our site! Link below.
https://bit.ly/2uHhVS0
Poetry and Democracy: Part Four
The last part of our series in conjunction with the Poetry Coalition, exploring the theme “What Is It, Then, Between Us?: Poetry & Democracy,” is up now. Read more in the link below.
https://bit.ly/2uvnW48
March Poetry Feature: David Lehman
“I can still see in your driveway)
but you didn’t need a radio,
because you had
a very entertaining mind.”
Read more from David Lehman in our March Poetry Feature, link below.
https://bit.ly/2EZT0yN
Dispatch from Queens: KC Trommer
"I guess I’m home, considering that my keys have opened/ the door even before I realized I had them in my hand, and everything/ is where I left it, even in the bedroom where I keep waking alone quite/ suddenly to find—yes, I left you. You’ve never even been here."
Don't miss our newest dispatch from KC Trommer, featuring poems from her latest book of poetry "We Call Them Beautiful."
https://bit.ly/2YqO9yh
Poetry and Democracy: Part Three
The third installment of our joint series with The Poetry Coalition exploring the theme “What Is It, Then, Between Us?: Poetry & Democracy” is up now! Read poems from Peggy Robles-Alvarado and Erica Dawson, link below.
https://bit.ly/2ENAjNv
