I read fewer books this year than any year of my adulthood. But then a poet recommended Of Color, by Jaswinder Bolina, on social media.
REVIEW: Of Color by Jaswinder Bolina
2020 Year-End Review Part I: Our Best of the Net & Pushcart Prize Nominations
We are delighted to announce our six Pushcart Prize nominations and two Sundress Publications Best of the Net nominations.
In That River I Saw Him Again by Catherine Young
Endless streams of coal trains coursed in and out of my childhood in Pennsylvania’s Lackawanna Valley…
Scars Fists Watch Kiss by Jonathan Winston Jones
Three scars brush my face. Two visible. One hidden.
Precedent by Zachary Ostraff
I found the bunny by a fence. It was dead. I checked its body for wounds. Nothing. It just died.
Brothers In Arms by Jessica Ripka
It is the day after Christmas and we are about to drive to Connecticut in the rain to see relatives in a car rented under my name.
Review: A Silenced Voice: The Life of Journalist Kim Wall by Ingrid & Joachim Wall, Translated by Kathy Saranpa
…a 30-year-old female journalist disappeared beneath the sea, trapped aboard a man-made submarine…
Interview: Rebecca Fish Ewan, Author of Doodling for Writers
It’s an odd thing that drawing is interpreted as a frivolous thing when it’s so useful
Dead Weight by Claire O’Brien
The first time I encountered rigor mortis I was seven.
The New Pretty by Nicole Graev Lipson
I fall back on the greatest power I know as an adolescent girl, which is to say nothing.
