‘Imago: for the fallen world’ by Matthew Cooperman, images by Marius Lehene
“Pictures of the Anthropocene falling away.” It has been just over forty years since the “Blue…
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‘American Chew’ by Matthew Lippman
The politicized individual as representative of the cultural zeitgeist.
‘Delta’ by Douglas Piccinnini, Cynthia Gray and Camilo Roldan
Triads have existed historically as representative of holistic belief systems. Life, Liberty, Happiness. Father, Son, Holy Spirit. The Triple Goddess. Waxing, waning, full.
‘Loading’ by Jonathan Allen & Anselm Berrigan
Shaping our lives in accordance with our visions.
‘People on Sunday’ by Geoffrey G. O’Brien
“The red that white imagines yellow is.”
Chap Nook 13: Poli, Hume, Waldrep
Reviews by Nikay Paredes, C.J. Opperthauser, and Andrei Kozlov
‘The Disordered’ by Anhvu Buchanan
There came a moment when everyone listening began to think about their own nervous ticks, their own inability to keep their big toe from tapping the floor, their need to straighten their spine every time someone mentioned the word “posture,” their need to check the front door twice every morning to make sure that it’s locked on their way to the car.
‘Foreclosure’ by Gregory Lawless
Here, the poems seem quieter, more introspective, even patient, as they address severe doubts and fears associated with romantic love and human connections.
‘The Boss’ by Victoria Chang
More than simple hostility towards the man.
‘Swamp Isthmus’ by Joshua Marie Wilkinson
A supercut of atmospheric moments from horror movies – one moonlit fence here, one stray dog there.