From Coal to Concrete: Writing For Wales

Edited by lloyd robson
From Coal to Concrete: Writing For Wales
an interview with Peter Finch by lloyd robson Peter Finch in Budapest an interview with Peter Finch by lloyd robson Cardiff, 1947. Heavy snow on the ground. On the hill between the crass and the class, a babe is born.... 
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Reinventing Armenia: Poetry after the Genocide

Edited by Catherine Fletcher
Reinventing Armenia: Poetry after the Genocide
Reinventing Armenia: Poetry after the Genocide, by Catherine Fletcher. Co-edited by Lola Koundakjian. Family (2008), by Hagop Hagopian, courtesy of the artist, http://www.hagopianart.com by Catherine Fletcher; poetry... 
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Poems for Your Walkman

Edited by Hilary Kaplan
Poems for Your Walkman
Poems For Your Walkman: Translations from Marília Garcia’s 20 poemas para o seu walkman and Engano geográfico. By Hilary Kaplan. by Hilary Kaplan Translations from Marília Garcia’s 20 poemas para o seu walkman... 
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A Good Time for Prose

Edited by Idra Novey
A Good Time for Prose
An Interview with Christopher Merrill, by Rebecca McKay. An Interview with Christopher Merrill by Rebecca McKay I loved reading your new poems for the issue. Can you talk a little bit about your interest in the prose... 
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A Tent of Words

Edited by Craig Epplin
A Tent of Words
A Tent of Words: Meena Alexander, by Craig Epplin by Craig Epplin Meena Alexander opens her recent Poetics of Dislocation (2009) with these words: The new American poet thinks in many tongues, all of which flow into... 
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In the Summer of Old Love

Edited by Alan Cheuse
In the Summer of Old Love
The short story ‘In the Summer of Old Love’ by Sara Flood. With illustration by Amir Shahlan Amiruddin. Everyone­ was looking for love that summer, and no one could find it, and so people started doing the... 
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Fables, Travels, Fascination

Edited by Idra Novey
Fables, Travels, Fascination
Introduction to Christopher Merrill, by Idra Novey. Christopher Merrill by Idra Novey I first met Christopher Merrill in India.  We’d both come to Calcutta as part of a U.S. Delegation of Writers to take part in... 
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The Rabbit Hole: Thoughts on Sidebrow

Edited by Craig Epplin
by Craig Epplin Books begin and end; their physical architecture makes this clear. Hardcovers have wall-like exteriors, and even the covers of paperback volumes tend to be of a color and texture different from the pages... 
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Mamilla Cemetery

Edited by Craig Epplin
Mamilla Cemetery
By Meena Alexander In April 2011, I visited Mamilla Cemetery. This ancient place of Muslim burial is being destroyed by the Israeli authorities in order to build a Museum of Tolerance I. She waits for me under a green... 
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