UCSB Professor Francisco Lomeli interviews The Taco Shop Poets, a group of guerilla-type poets who began literally in the streets near taco shops in San Diego. Realizing that poetry could be shared openly as a form of immediate, on the... Continue Reading →
The Sea Monster in Holmes Bay by Sara Clancy Look for it from Lucy's window on an autumn day and what you see instead is mist, though you are sure the creature is more than mad allegory, a fable passed... Continue Reading →
Absorb By Mathias Nelson I thought of novels before I had the ability to write them but saw their scenes in my head like a movie theater made of bone, and though I may never write them the experience was... Continue Reading →
Cityscape: A Poem of Peace by Nicole Brickman Intoxicated by the sidewalk glittering and the smell of sugarcoated peanuts, she walks these dirty streets. The slow burn of bright lights and motion- a solitary figure in the crowd, business suits... Continue Reading →
EPIPHANY by Max Reif I like to read a short story not so much for the theme or plot, but for when in the middle of it all the character, whoever he or she happens to be, takes a moment... Continue Reading →
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