There is no enough in exile.
Finis
April 26, 2021
Issue 21, Issue 21 Poetry, Poetry
All posts tagged: Virginia Konchan
December 2020 Poetry Feature: Virginia Konchan
December 11, 2020
Poetry
This month we welcome back VIRGINIA KONCHAN with a single-author feature.
Table of Contents:
– Yoga Veda
– Memoir
– Beautiful
– Domestic
Homiletic
April 15, 2019
Issue 17, Issue 17 Poetry, Poetry
Nothing is analogous to God.
In order to strike, a cobra also needs
to recoil. When it comes to vice
and juridical proceedings, I abstain.
All good things, and strokes of bad luck,
happen in threes, and so let it be this way
with us: from lust, to neutrality, to disgust.
Friday Reads: March 2019
March 22, 2019
Reviews
Curated by: SARAH WHELAN
Issue 17 is almost here! Subscribe by March 31st to get your copy, then kick off the weekend with a book recommendation from one of our Issue 17 contributors. This month, our contributors are taking us on inventive narrative journeys across all seven continents and through all four corners of consciousness.
Recommendations: I, the Divine by Rabih Alameddine, Welcome Home by Lucia Berlin, Naming the No-Name Woman by Jasmine An, The Golden Notebook by Doris Lessing
December 2018 Poetry Feature
December 28, 2018
Podcasts & Audio, Poetry
New Poems by Our Contributors
VIRGINIA KONCHAN | “Historiae Mundi”
TYREE DAYE | “The Motorcycle Queen”
RICHIE HOFMANN | “Capital”
ROSBUD BEN-ONI | “Poet Wrestling from Zeroto the power of”
