Category: Monthly
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Best of the Net 2018 Nominations
POETRY: “FMK” by Amorak Huey (issue 12) “Me Too” by Alyssa Beckitt (issue 13) “Beauty” by Kyle Dargan (issue 12) “As Fog Rolls In, Night Finds Its Footing” by Luther Hughes (issue 13) “Things That Fold” by Karisma Price (issue 13) “Resolution to Recover Lost Things” by Ellen C. Bush (issue 12) FICTION:…
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QUARTO: Tribute to Claire Kageyama-Ramakrishnan
_________________________________________ Saturday Morning: Remembering Claire Kageyama-Ramakrishnan by Addrienne Su “This is How I Remember Her” by Blas Falconer CASTRATO _________________________________________
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Vievee Francis in LA Review of Books
Contributing Editor Vievee Francis talks with the Los Angeles Review of Books. “IN FOREST PRIMEVAL, winner of the 2017 Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award, Vievee Francis summons a wilderness — equal parts the wilderness of America and the wilderness of the interior — that takes us off center. I know and love that particular North Carolina wild that…
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QUARTO: Two Poems by Annie Kim
“I want to be a boy, you tell the man who analyzes you. Free of desire. He nods, light flashing off his thin gold spectacles.”
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PUSHCART NOMINEES 2016
We’re proud to announce our 2017 Pushcart Prize nominees!
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FWR Monthly: September 2015
Meditation frequently asks its practitioners to ground themselves in their bodies through a series of structured “noticings.” You are gently urged to press yourself into your chair, press your feet into the floor…
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FWR Monthly:August 2015
The idea of voice has been hot on my mind lately. I think the ongoing work of folks like Amanda Johnston (one of the founders of Black Poets Speak Out)…
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FWR Monthly: July 2015
For this installment of our new monthly “mini-issues,” I wanted to present a small folio on a genre which seems to gain more and more attention, particularly among poets — the “photo-essay.”
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FWR Monthly: May 2015
Starting this spring, we’ll be sending our subscribers monthly “mini-issues,” each one edited by different members of our staff. We see these monthlies as a chance to showcase more great work, and explore…
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Three Poems by Craig Morgan Teicher
REGRET Beckoned by the things you’d go back for but can’t, you push on, dragging the past behind like a vestigial tail, out of use but undeniably a living part of you, the thing, really, by which you define yourself: lizardo, can-kicker, backward-glancer tripping over a ripple in the road…
