Rachel E. Hicks
Accumulated Lessons in Displacement

Rachel E. Hicks - Accumulated Lessons in Displacement

Poetry
Rachel E. Hicks’s poetry has appeared in Little Patuxent Review, Relief, St. Katherine Review, Gulf Stream, and other journals. She won the 2019 Briar Cliff Review annual fiction contest, and her… Read more »
Leslie Harrison
Fortune

Leslie Harrison - Fortune

Poetry
Leslie Harrison's second book, The Book of Endings (Akron 2017) was a finalist for the National Book Award. Her first book, Displacement (Mariner 2009) won the Bakeless Prize in poetry. Recent poems… Read more »
Steven Leyva
How Our Sons Learned to Fight

Steven Leyva - How Our Sons Learned to Fight

Poetry
Steven Leyva was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, and raised in Houston, Texas. His poems have appeared or are forthcoming in 2 Bridges Review, Scalawag, Nashville Review, jubilat, Vinyl, and Prairie… Read more »
Linette Marie Allen
Old Testament on West Preston

Linette Marie Allen - Old Testament on West Preston

Poetry
Linette Marie Allen is earning an MFA in Creative Writing & Publishing Arts at the University of Baltimore. Recipient of a Betty Tarpley Turner Research and Travel Award for Poetry, she recently… Read more »
Kathleen Hellen
Trail, cleft

Kathleen Hellen - Trail, cleft

Poetry
Kathleen Hellen is the author of The Only Country was the Color of My Skin, the award-winning collection Umberto’s Night, and two chapbooks, The Girl Who Loved Mothra and Pentimento. Featured on… Read more »

Trail, cleft

Kathleen Hellen

Atop the iceandrock—who knew we’d reached too far to one side of each other? how could we? Cold in our suspicions. Dressed as snowmen arms outstretched as far as sleeves allow the woodstarved season lying in collapse, the snow in temperatures degrading the chill that leads to early freeze. To vultures The proof in coma— who knew   the nature of the frozenwater? The wandering. Our boots like hooves
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