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An Excerpt from Brittany Perham’s Executrix

I’m teaching this night class for adults on contemporary San Francisco poets. My father’s dying and someone’s asking me if this poem’s a sonnet. My father’s dying or already dead. My father’s…

A Review of Christian Wessels’ Who Follow the Gleam

Christian Wessels’s intricately wrought debut, Who Follow the Gleam, brims with sendings: supernatural interventions that create like-but-not versions of the original. Spells populate the text, calling upon versions of beloveds transformed through…

A Review of Yongyu Chen’s Perennial Counterpart

In “Superject, Undercommons,” Yongyu Chen pauses to translate a French verb: “Partager—in one word, both divide and share.” Perennial Counterpart, Chen’s debut from Nightboat Books, considers how two people—a reader and a…