Best American Poetry- Léa Vinette’s “Nos Feux”: On consonance, shared sensibility and imaginary volcanoes [By Tracy Danison]
- "Recovered Memories" [by Jim Cummins]
- Lionel Shriver's "J'Accuse": "PEN America Rewards Cowardice"
- WEDNESDAYS WITH DENISE: May 1, 2024
- "Intruder Wants the Writer" by Lionel Fogarty [Introduced by Thomas Moody]
- Beth Gylys' Odes to Her Father [by Nin Andrews]
- The New York School Diaspora (Part Seventy-Four): Rosanne Wasserman [by Angela Ball]
- Bob Holman: Pick of the Week [ed. Terence Winch]
- Alfred Newman's "Street Scene"
- X-Ray Vision [by Nin Andrews]
- World Literature Today
- Olivia Elias: The Rooting of the Poem, by Khalid Lyamlahy
- Can We Truly Be Free of Our Past? A Conversation with Wendy Chen, by Xixuan Collins
- 7 Questions for Kim Hye-jin, by Michelle Johnson
- Lev Rubinstein: Ordinary Life through the Lens of Russian Conceptualism, by Daria Shchukina
- 5 Questions for Ethel Rohan, by Michelle Johnson
- Invitation to Participate in WLT’s 2024 Readership Survey, by The Editors of WLT
- Writing for Her Life: Cristina Rivera Garza’s Liliana’s Invincible Summer, by Ryan Long
- First US Anthology Celebrates Literary Translators’ Work from Nineteen Languages, by The Editors of WLT
- Niksen, by Veronica Esposito
- Editor’s Choice: Audio Poetry for National Poetry Month, by Daniel Simon
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Monthly Archives: April 2017
Skid Marks
The basement of my childhood home comprised the entire footprint of the house—thirty by sixty feet. In the corner just left of the staircase as you descended was the hollowed-out remains of an old riding lawnmower. My older brother had painted … Continue reading →
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Tagged brothers, creative nonfiction, home, memories, short short stories, writing
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Murmurs and Musings 