Monica Vitti, star of several of Michelangelo Antonioni’s best films, was born on this day in 1931. She died February 2, 2022. She would have been 94… Read more “Happy Birthday, Monica Vitti”

This review originally appeared on The Collagist. We’ve had it wrong. Life isn’t accumulation. Every day is a slow destruction. Post Human by Nate Pritts (A-Minor Press,… Read more “A Review of Post-Human by Nate Pritts”

This review originally appeared on The Collagist. Carolyn Guinzio’s Spine ponders the traces of our existence we leave outside ourselves, and the traces broader existence leaves behind… Read more “A Review of Spine by Carolyn Guinzio”

This review originally appeared on The Collagist. Elizabeth Onusko’s Portrait of the Future with Trapdoor is a unique and lush exploration of grief, incarnation, infertility, and, ultimately,… Read more “A Review of Portrait of the Future with Trapdoor by Elizabeth Onusco”

This review originally appeared on The Collagist. Güera is a Mexican Spanish slang word for a white woman or a women with light-colored hair (güero for the… Read more “A Review of Güera by Rebecca Gaydos”

This review originally appeared on The Collagist. In Harborless, Cindy Hunter Morgan’s full-length poetry debut, the dramas of Great Lakes shipping disasters are brought into sharp sensory… Read more “A Review of Harborless by Cindy Hunter Morgan”

This review was originally published in The Collagist.                                                What home are we leaving? What distances blur the electric fence? What hundred low thundering wheels of darkness are… Read more “A Review of Rail by Kai Carlson-Wee”

This review was originally published in The Collagist. Yearling explores the chaos and staccato emotion of young adulthood with elemental language and imagery—fire, water, earth, wind, and… Read more “A Review of Yearling by Lo Kwa Mei-en”

CW for…all the things I’ve made the stupidly courageous act of letting our loudmouthed scars fall in love C. Russell Price writes those words in “A Love… Read more “oh, you thought this was a date? by C. Russell Price”