May 28, 2019
I was the writer in my life / and where did it get me / is not a line from an Army manual
I was the writer in my life / and where did it get me / is not a line from an Army manual
Poets Monica Sok, Aimee Suzara, and David Mura explore their political landscapes through poems on the Khmer Rouge, the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair, family, and antiblackness.
Ocean Vuong, in search of the “new erotic,” guest-curates a portfolio of poems in time for Valentine’s Day.
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