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Chariot

Paul Scott Stanfield reviews Timothy Donnelly’s extended explorations of a closed form.

Smog Mother and In Praise of Limes

Jennifer Wong reviews new poetry collections from two noted contemporary poets.

If Some God Shakes Your House

Tiffany Troy reviews a collection of poetry that features heroines who love those who are oblivious to the suffering they cause.

Tractatus Philosophico-Poeticus

Joshua Calladine-Jones reviews a collection of poetry that spars with the Wittgensteinian.

Pee Poems

Brendan Riley reviews the mordant scatological potion that is Lao Yang’s Pee Poems.

A Treatise on Stars

Ethan Hsi reviews Mei-mei Berssenbrugge’s ecopoetics of cosmic interconnection.

The Curious Thing

Paul Scott Stanfield reviews a compelling new collection of poetry.

The Rapids

Kavita A. Jindal reviews a collection of poetry that explores the notion of disrupted connectivity.

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