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Birmingham; Indiana; blacktop; diners; boys; men; mothers; bicycles; cameras; piñatas.
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Meet the Poets: Emily A. Taylor
Emily A. Taylor talks to us about her two Issue Three poems, the poems and poets she loves, and how she first got into poetry
Oct 8, 2025
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Meet the Poets: Alison Tanik
Alison speaks to us about her Issue Three poem "The prophecy and the lawnmower", what got her into poetry, and the poetry and visual art which has…
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Meet the Poets: Phoebe Gilmore
Phoebe talks to us about her poem "Bruise like the face of Jesus", the work that inspires here, and the best part of a night out...
Sep 24, 2025
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Meet the Poets: Thomas Stewart
Thomas speaks to us about the genesis of his two Issue Three poems, his poetic influences, his writing practice, and what first drew him to poetry
Sep 17, 2025
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Meet the Poets: Aisling Towl
Aisling talks to us about her Issue Three poem, the poets and poetry she loves, and her writing practice
Sep 10, 2025
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Issue Three
Featuring grocery shopping, Medieval Wales, scout camp, and lawn mowers
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Meet the Poets: Stephen K. Kim
Stephen talks to us about his Issue Two poem, "Elegy for Joe", his writing practice and community.
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