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Robert B. Gentry & Mary Sue Koeppel, Editors of Writecorner Press
Jendi Reiter interviews Robert B. Gentry & Mary Sue Koeppel, Editors of Writecorner Press
Leah Maines, Senior Editor of Finishing Line Press
Jendi Reiter interviews Leah Maines, Senior Editor of Finishing Line Press
Dana Curtis, Editor-in-Chief of Elixir Press
Jendi Reiter interviews Dana Curtis, Editor-in-Chief of Elixir Press
Kate Gale, Managing Editor of Red Hen Press
Jendi Reiter interviews Kate Gale, Managing Editor of Red Hen Press
Francine Ringold, Editor-in-Chief of Nimrod International Journal
Jendi Reiter interviews Francine Ringold, Editor-in-Chief of Nimrod International Journal
Sarah Gorham, Editor-in-Chief of Sarabande Books
Jendi Reiter interviews Sarah Gorham, Editor-in-Chief of Sarabande Books
Caron Andregg and Robert Wynne, Co-Editors of Cider Press Review
Jendi Reiter interviews Caron Andregg and Robert Wynne, Co-Editors of Cider Press Review
Shannon Cain and Lisa Bowden, Co-Directors of Kore Press
Jendi Reiter interviews Shannon Cain and Lisa Bowden, Co-Directors of Kore Press
Robert Stewart, Editor of New Letters
Jendi Reiter interviews Robert Stewart, Editor of New Letters
Rebecca Wolff, Editor of Fence Books
Jendi Reiter interviews Rebecca Wolff, Editor of Fence Books
Rodger Moody, Editor of Silverfish Review Press
Jendi Reiter interviews Rodger Moody, Editor of Silverfish Review Press
Bruce Wilcox, Director of the University of Massachusetts Press
Jendi Reiter interviews Bruce Wilcox, Director of the University of Massachusetts Press
Susan Terris & CB Follett, Editors of RUNES, A Review of Poetry
Jendi Reiter interviews Susan Terris & CB Follett, Editors of RUNES, A Review of Poetry
M. Scott Douglass, Editor of Main Street Rag
Jendi Reiter interviews M. Scott Douglass, Editor of Main Street Rag
Robert Nazarene, Editor of MARGIE: The American Journal of Poetry
Jendi Reiter interviews Robert Nazarene, Editor of MARGIE: The American Journal of Poetry
Kris Christensen, Editor of Rock & Sling
Jendi Reiter interviews Kris Christensen, Editor of Rock & Sling
Corinne Lee, Owner and Publisher of Winnow Press
Jendi Reiter interviews Corinne Lee, Owner and Publisher of Winnow Press
John H. Reid, Founder of the Tom Howard Poetry and Short Story Contests
Jendi Reiter interviews John H. Reid, Founder of the Tom Howard Poetry and Short Story Contests
Vince Gotera, Poetry Editor of North American Review
Jendi Reiter interviews Vince Gotera, Poetry Editor of North American Review
J.P. Dancing Bear, Founder and Editor of Dream Horse Press
Jendi Reiter interviews J.P. Dancing Bear, Founder and Editor of Dream Horse Press
Alicia Ostriker, Guest Judge of the 2004 Autumn House Press Poetry Contest
Jendi Reiter interviews Alicia Ostriker, Guest Judge of the 2004 Autumn House Press Poetry Contest
Jeffrey Levine, Editor of Tupelo Press
Jendi Reiter interviews Jeffrey Levine, Editor of Tupelo Press
Morgan Kenney, Founder of the Petra Kenney Poetry Competition
Jendi Reiter interviews Morgan Kenney, Founder of the Petra Kenney Poetry Competition
Kevin Walzer, Co-editor, WordTech Communications
Jendi Reiter interviews Kevin Walzer, Co-editor, WordTech Communications
Don Williams, Editor, New Millennium Writings
Jendi Reiter interviews Don Williams, Editor, New Millennium Writings
Susan Kan, Editor, Perugia Press
Jendi Reiter interviews Susan Kan, Editor, Perugia Press
Carolyn Moore, Workshop Leader, “Confessions of a Contest Junkie”
Advice from Carolyn Moore, Workshop Leader, “Confessions of a Contest Junkie”
Marilyn Johnson & Lisa Glatt, Editor & Publisher, Pearl Editions/2002 Pearl Poetry Prize Judge
Jendi Reiter interviews Marilyn Johnson & Lisa Glatt, Editor & Publisher, Pearl Editions/2002 Pearl Poetry Prize Judge
David Baratier, Editor, Pavement Saw Press
Jendi Reiter interviews David Baratier, Editor, Pavement Saw Press
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War, Un Soir Après la Guerre, Lucky Strike Went to War
WAR The war is still going on Everyone says they hate it But the war goes on No one wants to talk about it Everyone is tired of it Tired of complaining about it But the war goes on Year after year the war goes on It will never end…
The Requiem of Flight
“Break break break. All stations, this is Provider Mike. We have a Fallen Angel. I say again, Fallen Angel. How copy? Over.” You were ripping back the velcro, twisting your shoulders loose, trousers dissolved, and sleeves in dusk when I found you— gunner with a fistful of tissue shoved in…
Last Days of War, Shrapnel, Rite of Passage
In the last days of the war— a lone sign displays: No Iraq War in the bookstore window. Lawn signs have toppled; no protestors at the 4-way-stop. Our only reminder—page five of the local newspaper in small font: Three Alaskans Die in Iraq. During these last days, when you and…
Dead Sea
In the morning I observe his bare rabbinic belly contemplate a purple yoga mat. He is in downward dog, checking email on his laptop. At 11 am we pack: hummus, baba ganoush, feta, pita, tomatoes, pickles and dolmas into plastic bags for the Dead Sea picnic. My lover and I…
News, Fire Balloons (1944), In the Making
NEWS As usual, the clouds let go repeatedly over the skyline. At five, a little sun, some red or gold blinds the city, the electric current of commerce ebbing. Gold goes the city as a man falls out of his cubicle and drops into the red of pleasure…the stars distract…
From: / To:, The Previous Sea, Beauty’s Nest
FROM: / TO: At last, a dark murderous lunatic to whom they are allowed to respond. Here, no one expects them to be strung up by their necks—dangled—and then left to be cut down from a tall tree—and not cry. No law—here—will require them to watch their families hurled on…
The Bright White Sky
1 Behind him the sky was a vault of magnesium lit by the explosion somersaulting him into the air throwing him on his stomach, rattling his bones In the bright white sky a skeleton in GI regalia grew from a black dot to a silhouette in silver limbs windmilling, white…
On Patrol
You really don't know how it is, you see: The books you read, the films you watch, the sense Of wrong and hatred strong that fills your tea Of sympathy for rebels cold who kill Your sons and brothers bold despite their plea. So come with me—a bit of reverie…
The Success of Captain Whitaker’s Dress, Until the Piano Can No Longer Hold Its Tune, Typewriter
One of the old family stories that gets disrobed anytime someone brings up the war is how great uncle Isaac dressed in drag to fool a dopey Union picket into giving him/her keys to Grant’s food storage. ‘Course he stole everything and ‘course the Yanks were fooled. But the untold…
Antietam
Who is she that looketh forth as the morning, fair as the moon, clear as the sun, and terrible as an army with banners? —Song of Solomon DRAMATIS PERSONAE animls: Squirrels, foxes, cows, etc. bares: Wil’s imaginary bear army blucotes: Army of the Potomac buttrnut boys: Army of Northern Virginia…
We Like War Better When It’s Wearing Lipstick
There are production credits for things that go boom, rewrites, budgetary constraints and deadlines so that they can book the flight to Cannes in time to shake hands with the guys in tuxedos. And when they arrive we want to read the piece about the special effects and hear them…
