Love in a Time of Terror: An Interview with David Biespiel
In our latest interview, we talk to David Biespiel about his latest volume of poetry, Republic Café, a long poem that explores the radical intimacy of public trauma and what it means to inhabit the reality of the body politic within one's own skin.
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Jane Ann Fuller
Some stories should be left alone because there is no way to defend them /
and no way not to see ourselves in the darkest versions of others.
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Pavla Horakova
Despite knowing what my granddad had actually done, his guilt had been carried to my father and now me. Maybe the restlessness that had plagued me all my life, and the pain that I was experiencing – perhaps it was all a hereditary curse.
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Dusan Mitana
There is no better servant than one who serves out of conviction. Only he who is burning himself can set others on fire. Juraj was burning...
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The Night Circus | Review
To represent this life requires something out of the ordinary and in this diverse collection Uršula Kovalyk has found the imagery, focus, language and daring to have created something legitimately new.
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