The Swallows of Lunetto

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Fasano’s writing has appeared in The Times Literary Supplement, The Yale Review, The Southern Review, The Missouri Review, Boston Review, Measure, Tin House, The Adroit Journal, Verse Daily, PEN Poetry Series, American Literary Review, American Poetry Journal, and the Academy of American Poets’ poem-a-day program, among other publications.

at the end of the year he fleshed out each note into a journal entry of the day that was centered around petting the dog. Based on family letters and documents, lengthy interviews with his widow, Lee Krasner, as well as his psychologists and psychoanalysts, this book explodes the myths surrounding his death in 1956. We are given an extremely personal, honest, and strong collection of poems that present vignettes of struggle, brutality, and war. Joseph Fasano is the author of the novels The Swallows of Lunetto (Maudlin House, 2022) and The Dark Heart of Every Wild Thing (Platypus Press, 2020), which was named one of the “20 Best Small Press Books of 2020.Nick Gregorio is a thrilling new voice in American fiction and his debut novel, Good Grief, is as packed with emotion as any funeral and as playful as any game of Ninja Turtles. Goodreads users: I'll chime in and echo the concern about trolls leaving one-star ratings on books they haven't read.

All I know is that sometimes someone will pick up the black violin of his childhood and start playing—that it sits there on his shoulder like a thin gray falcon asleep in its blinders, and that we carry each other this way because it is the way we would like to be carried: sometimes with mercy, sometimes without. Tell Me How You Really Feel is the only novella set in the municipality of Murrysville, Pennsylvania.

His honors include the Cider Press Review Book Award, the Rattle Poetry Prize, and a nomination for the Poets' Prize, "awarded annually for the best book of verse published by a living American poet two years prior to the award year. he also recorded what phase the moon was in each day because the moon can be tricky and it seems good to keep track of it. In Rosso's darkly dreamy New Orleans and lush swamplands, women and girls find themselves both freed and dammned by their own bestial appetites.

We want to challenge your perspectives, help you find your inner poet, expand your empathy, and take you to places you’ve never been. And it is about love that looks deep into another’s soul and, with an almost relentless insistence, points out the path to wholeness. He is a Lecturer at Manhattanville College and a Professor of Creative Writing at Columbia University, and he serves on the Editorial Board of Alice James Books. His stories have appeared in literary magazines including Mystery Tribune, Maudlin House, nerve, Juked, 7x7, Brooklyn Vol 1 and Joyland. He is currently spending his days training in a military camp so that he may better defend against militants and extremists.It is the observation, exploration, and acknowledgment of both “the alphabet” and “its own city-filled shadow” that ultimately reward the reader as the unexpected becomes expected and the familiar becomes unfamiliar. He had been broken so many times, first by war and then by the wars within him, but he had prevailed. In this dictionary on fire, Logan Ellis creates his own vocabulary for longing, crafting new origins of don't and listen and bitter.

Her work has appeared in apt magazine, Crab Fat Magazine, tenderness, yea, seafoam magazine and elsewhere. Bud Smith, author of Double Bird “I never trust people who use a middle initial, but Michael J Seidlinger is different. Kevin Maloney, author of The Red-Headed Pilgrim "A boyfriend once told me the best art leaves you disoriented. The poems have the kind of specificity that allows them to feel universal, like some beautiful, demented collective dream.Often channeling some of the voices of the 18th and 19th Century, Seyed’s work can also follow the loose rhythm of modernity, complete with a blunt combination of violence and beauty.