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Adam Eterno: A Hero For All Time

May 19, 2021

RELEASED 27 MAY Publisher Rebellion Writer Tom Tully Artists Tom Kerr, Francisco Solano López, Colin Page COLLECTION Even in the oddball pantheon of classic British comics, Adam Eterno is one of the stranger propositions. Debuting in the pages of Thu

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Tell It Even More Slant

Oct 15, 2021

Whenever I teach my course The Lyric Essay, I start with Stephen Dunn’s “Little Essay on Form.” A single line—“We build the corral as we reinvent the horse”—makes up the entire piece and says it all, exemplifying what can be the reciprocal nature of

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Two Poems

Feb 28, 2023

(layer 20, direction one) All of it begins. I’m soaked to the skin by a sudden downpour. My gray silkblouse won’t come free from the skin of my chest, my arms. I abandon themeanings of silk and skin to a moth-wing thinness, fluttering skyward. Sun re

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Back Then, When All The Stages Were Bare

Oct 7, 2024

Back then, noses had been made illegal. Nor were mouths permitted. Everyone wore a mask. Looking out of a window at those people keeping their distances it was very clear their faces had been censured. As if these were only partial humans that walked

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Must-Read Poetry: January 2018

Jan 9, 2018

Here are six notable books of poetry publishing in January. Wild Is the Wind by Carl Phillips Listen to Nina Simone’s stirring classic that inspired Phillips’s title, and then settle into this masterful collection. Phillips has found the sweet union

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Must-Read Poetry: July 2018

Jul 5, 2018

Here are six notable books of poetry publishing in July. A Memory of the Future by Elizabeth Spires A book worthy of pondering—“how to find myself / when a self is so small”—Spires offers so many questions and considerations, yet they all return to o

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Three Poems

Sep 1, 2021

all the young Jesuses look the same // and that’s why I’m afraid // of deserts // we’re obsessed with trust // we’re obsessed // with origin stories // the guns I shot out in the desert // watching the saguaros // that ripped flesh // and I couldn’t

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Enforcing Capitalism In The Outer Worlds Part I

Dec 12, 2019

Hi, I’m Jeff Asbestos. Not so long ago I was like you: a plucky young go-getter, brimming with moxie, looking for the right corporate environment in which to make a difference. But I was adrift. That’s not a metaphor – many influential management tex

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Must-Read Poetry: March 2018

Mar 5, 2018

Here are eight notable books of poetry publishing in March. Registers of Illuminated Villages by Tarfia Faizullah A few years ago, I read “Poetry Recitation at St. Catherine’s School for Girls” in an issue of The Missouri Review, and reading it again