Special FeaturerbdMarch 23, 2018Travis Sharp, poetry, special feature

Travis Sharp: No Body Is a Scapegoat

Special FeaturerbdMarch 23, 2018Travis Sharp, poetry, special feature

Larger Lung:

This endless circulation this work this work question me answer me cog in my unproductive hole now I’m everywhere welcome to the queer opportunities section smaller lung look look around & find reflections of yourself everywhere happily & happily & happily sad & there’s an icon for that videos images reflections not present but looming as in weaving answers onto the icon onto you but no questions no body is a scapegoat for body is a scapegoat for in out this endless circulation this work this work

Smaller Lung:

Even the exhaustion is ex

hausting

Travis Sharp is a queer writer, artist, and teacher living in Buffalo. He's an editor and designer at Essay Press and at Small Po[r]tions, the author of the chapbook Sinister Queer Agenda (above/ground press, forthcoming), and a PhD student in the SUNY Buffalo Poetics Program. Other work has appeared with Columbia Poetry Review, LIT, Bombay Gin, Puerto del Sol, Entropy, and elsewhere.

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Special FeaturerbdMarch 22, 2018Catie Hannigan, poetry, special feature

Catie Hannigan: Endlessly into Nowhere

Catie Hannigan is a poet and visual artist from Maine. Her first chapbook, What Once Was There Is The Most Beautiful Thing, was published by DIAGRAM / New Michigan Press in 2015. Her second chapbook, Water Fragments, is a poetic essay on water and islands, and is forthcoming from Tammy Journal in 2017. She received her MFA from Vermont College of Fine Arts. More work can be found at www.catiehannigan.com.

Special FeaturerbdMarch 22, 2018Catie Hannigan, poetry, special feature

Special FeaturerbdJuly 06, 2018Matthue Roth, poetry, special feature

Matthue Roth: A Beach Is No Place for Loners

Matthue Roth earned his master’s degree in creative writing from Brooklyn College. He’s a creative writer at Google, where he makes games for children. Previously, he was a screenwriter at Sesame Street, and he’s collaborated on thirty video games with the creators of Minecraft, League of Legends, and Thomas Was Alone.

Special FeaturerbdJuly 06, 2018Matthue Roth, poetry, special feature

Matthue Roth: A Beach Is No Place for Loners

rbdAugust 06, 2018Emily J. Cousins, poetry, special feature

Emily J. Cousins: This Body Is a Monstrous Trap

Emily J. Cousins lives, teaches, and writes in Denver, CO. Emily’s poems have appeared in, or are forthcoming from, Denver Quarterly, The Laurel Review, Copper Nickel, Bombay Gin, Hobart, The Collapsar, and elsewhere.

rbdAugust 06, 2018Emily J. Cousins, poetry, special feature

Emily J. Cousins: This Body Is a Monstrous Trap

Special FeaturerbdOctober 08, 2018Kristen Bulger, poetry, special feature

Kristen Bulger: Triptych of the Body

Kristen Bulger is a poet from New Hampshire and currently lives in Boston, MA. She is a graduate of the MFA program at the University of New Hampshire. Her work has appeared in Salamander, Superstition Review, Houseguest, and elsewhere.

Special FeaturerbdOctober 08, 2018Kristen Bulger, poetry, special feature

Special FeaturerbdOctober 11, 2018Stanford Cheung, poetry, special feature

Stanford Cheung: Even Blue Is a Body

Stanford Cheung is a poet and musician from Toronto. He is the author of the collection Structures from the Still (Akinoga Press, 2018). His chapbooks include Any Seam or Needlework (The Operating System, 2016), Kite Extension (Words(on)Pages, 2017) and Comfort of Malice (Inspiritus, 2018). Presently, Stanford resides in Montreal.

Special FeaturerbdOctober 11, 2018Stanford Cheung, poetry, special feature