Harris Tobias recently had his poem A Ship of Bones appear as part of Contributor Series 7: The Confessional Diary of Bone. He has shared his haiku with us before. Today’s pair takes us into the craft of writing. Who can relate? Haiku 8 By Harris Tobias I try to write about beauty Black marks on paper […]

Alan Britt’s recent books include Vegetable Love and Vermilion. His work also appears in the anthologies American Poets Against the War (Metropolitan Arts Press, 2009) and Vapor transatlantico (Hofstra University Press, 2008). Alan founded the Commonsense Party which, in his words “ironically to some sounds radical.” He teaches English and creative writing at Towson University and lives in Reisterstown MD with his […]

Robert’s most recent poem to appear here was Our Sky. Take a minute to read his poems Green House and Look for Jack Buddha, which were nominated for Best of the Net and Pushcart Prize respectively. Also, you can hear his interview on 15 Minutes of Poetry here. Monsters By Robert CJ Graves Murderous monsters grow inside men, feeding on […]

John Pursch lives in Tucson AZ with his wife Teri and their two cats, Sky and Miles. John is a systems analyst at the University of Arizona’s Lunar & Planetary Laboratory, where he supports several NASA missions. His poetry has appeared or is forthcoming in Breadcrumb Scabs, Calliope Nerve, and Clockwise Cat. You can follow him on Twitter.  Some […]

Erik Knutsen is a Canadian living in California. He just puts CA for state/country and lets people guess where he lives. His work has appeared in journals including unFold, Sillymess, Abjective, and others. Visit his blog to learn more about him.  Choices By Erik Knutsen Should I begin with recrimination or justification? It was grandiose, all that […]