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Say/Mirror by JP HowardJP Howard's debut collection, SAY MIRROR, is a dialogue of history and memory, reflecting on and integrating vintage photographs of her mother, Ruth King (a fairly well known African American runway model in Harlem during the 1940's and 1950's) with snapshots from the poet's own childhood. This manuscript began to emerge when Howard gained access to a large collection of her mother's modeling photos, as well as some local Harlem magazine and newspaper

Hybrida is a mature

his grand hymn celebrating the history and future of America and the possibility of ecstatic connection—which to him the Brooklyn Bridge symbolized

Aracelis Girmay

Longlisted for the 2023 Pen Open Book Award

In the Room of Thirsts and Hungers

author of Magical Negro

In imogen xtian smith’s poetic imaginary

avant-post take on what Poetry is

Minor feelings are not small

we can only hurt ourselves into reliable languaging

Benjamin Britten and Jane and Paul Bowles

who suffered from various developmental disorders