Issue No. 22 TABLE OF CONTENTS

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EDITOR’S INTRODUCTION

By Eileen Tabios

NEW REVIEWS

Nicholas James Whittington reviews JOIE DE VIVRE: SELECTED POEMS 1992-2012 by Lisa Jarnot

Genevieve Kaplan reviews five chapbooks: FUR BIRDS by Michelle Detorie, LO, BITTERN by C.J. Martin, ONE PETAL ROW by Jaimie Gusman, TINDER / HEART by Lisa M. Cole and FASCICLE 30 by Brad Vogler

Patrick James Dunagan reviews MYSELF AND SOME OTHER BEING: WORDSWORTH AND THE LIFE WRITING by Daniel Robinson and SCHOLARSHIP by Joe Safdie

Aileen Ibardaloza engages VERSES TYPHOON YOLANDA: A STORM OF FILIPINO POETS, Edited by Eileen R. Tabios

T.C. Marshall reviews READING THE UNSEEN (OFFSTAGE) HAMLET by Stephen Ratcliffe

Thomas Fink reviews “It is Well Known,” a poem from NEW AND SELECTED POEMS by Harriet Zinnes

John Bloomberg-Rissman reviews ZEN by Jessica Smith

Wilfredo Pascua Sanchez reviews COMPANIONABLE VOICES: FIVE FILIPINO POETS

T.C. Marshall reviews STELE by Cole Swensen

Richard Lopez reviews AMERICAN HAIKU by Jonathan Hayes

Aileen Ibardaloza engages THE ACHARNIANS by Aristophanes. Translation by Douglass Parker

Thomas Fink reviews “Overpainted Thresholds,” a poem from DIPSTICK(DIPTYCH) by Tom Beckett

Eileen Tabios engages IMAGINED SONS by Carrie Etter

Greta Aart reviews MICROGRAMS by Jorge Carrera Andrade, Translated by Alejandro de Acosta and Joshua Beckman

Neil Leadbeater reviews WHAT THE HEART CAN BEAR: SELECTED AND UNCOLLECTED POEMS, 1979-1993 by Robert Gibb

Eileen Tabios engages FATE LINES / DESIRE LINES by Caleb Puckett

John Bloomberg-Rissman reviews DISTURBANCE by Ivy Alvarez 

Marton Koppany engages the FOURTH INTERNATIONAL TEXT FESTIVAL, Curated by Tony Trehy, Philip Davenport, Susan Lord, Diana Hamilton and KFS Press

Neil Leadbeater reviews COLLECTED POEMS by Patricia Dobler

Tom Hibbard reviews APOLLO:  A BALLET BY IGOR STRAVINSKY by Geoffrey Gatza

Eileen Tabios engages THE ANTS and INSECT COUNTRY (B), both by Sawako Nakayasu

John Bloomberg-Rissman reviews IN THE HOUSE UN-AMERICAN by Benjamin Hollander

Eileen Tabios engages MEMORY HOLES by Erin Virgil

Tom Beckett reviews THE TV SUTRAS by Dodie Bellamy

Eileen Tabios engages HOARD by Jaime Robles

David Rudolph reviews SOUVENIR by Aimee Suzara

Eileen Tabios engages COMPLETE MINIMAL POEMS by Aram Saroyan (2nd Edition), Edited by Aram Saroyan and James Hoff

Neil Leadbeater reviews FIND THE GIRL and DANCE, both by Lightsey Darst

Eileen Tabios engages SIX PORTRAITS by Julie Danho

Tom Beckett engages NO, WAIT. YEP. DEFINITELY STILL HATE MYSELF by Robert Fitterman

Neil Leadbeater reviews DEAR GOOD NAKED MORNING by Ruth L Schwartz

Marton Koppany reviews I USED TO (2012) by Sarah Sanders

in THE DARK WOULD ANTHOLOGY OF LANGUAGE ART, edited by Philip Davenport

Cherise Wyneken reviews THE GLASS SHIP by Judy Wells

FEATURED POET

Aditya Bahl

Jim McCrary

THE CRITIC WRITES POEMS

Tom Hibbard

FEATURED ESSAY

“Get The Old Car Running” by Erica Goss

  

FROM OFFLINE TO ONLINE

Burt Kimmelman reviews NEW ORLEANS VARIATIONS AND PARIS OUROBOROS by Paul Pines

Edric Mesmer reviews Publications by Karen Mac Cormack, Nathaniel Mackey, Janet Kaplan, Giles Goodland, Rosaire Appel, Tony Burhouse, Tim Gaze, Marco Giovenale, Gareth A. Hopkins, Satu Kaikkonen, Gary J. Shipley, Christopher Skinner, Lin Tarczynski, Orchid Tierney, Sergio Uzal, Nico Vassilakis, Danny Hayward, Jared Schickling, Elizabeth Frost, Lary Timewell, Tim Wright, Carrie Olivia Adams, Hailey Higdon, Camille Martin, rob mclennan, Kate Schapira and HughThomas. 

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