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We Can't Read This

We Can't Read This

by Meg Day

Ephemera

Ephemera

Miniatures

from A Book of Poems on Beauty

from A Book of Poems on Beauty

by Anne Lesley Selcer

We Can't Read This

We Can't Read This

by Meg Day

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A Conversation with Marisa Crawford

A Conversation with Marisa Crawford

Kate Partridge: Big Brown Bag takes its title from the iconic Bloomingdale’s shopping bags, which have those words printed on the side. Why begin with that image as a title? Marisa Crawford: Hmmmmmm. The poems in this chapbook are in large part about, and/or written in response to, the difficulties and weirdnesses and tensions that come out of having a day job at a corporation, which I do, and have for the past nearly ten years. I think the image of the shopping bag and the p

"Ungentle and In-between": An Interview with TC Tolbert on Gephyromania

"Ungentle and In-between": An Interview with TC Tolbert on Gephyromania

With his poetry collection, Gephyromania, recently chosen for Entropy’s Best of 2014 Poetry list, TC Tolbert is on fire. But he doesn’t use that fire to burn any bridges. He uses it to create them. According to TC Tolbert’s website, Tolbert “is a genderqueer, feminist poet and teacher committed to social justice. S/he believes in working across communities—building bridges wherever possible” (http://www.tctolbert.com/about.html). Gephyromania (which is defined as an addiction

Feminist Resource Feature: Belladonna* featuring HR Hegnauer

Belladonna* is a feminist avant-garde collective, founded in 1999 by Rachel Levitsky. This week, Gazing Grain editor Kathy Goodkin spoke with Belladonna* member HR Hegnauer about the collective's work, and the role of radical conversation. Kathy Goodkin: For you, what is the most important part of Belladonna’s mission? HR Hegnauer: I love the Belladonna* mission! Below is our mission statement, and while it is all important, that first line jumps out for me. It’s about promot

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