Five poems: Tale of Pearl-Grain Rice, Rescuing a Brother-in-Law, Picture This, No Ethnic Identity, and Deflation.

Poet in Fairfax, California. Author of *Genealogy Lesson for the Laity* (Unsolicited Press, 2020) and *Ghost Matinee* (Unsolicited Press, 2025). A Best of the Net nominee, she served as editor for the...

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**We have the power — let’s make it impossible to ignore. No Thrones. No Crowns. No Kings.** On **March 28th**, millions will step into the streets worldwide to make one thing clear: the people hold ...

**We have the power — let’s make it impossible to ignore. No Thrones. No Crowns. No Kings.** On **March 28th**, millions will step into the streets worldwide to make one thing clear: the people hold ...

Missive to Nancy  Dear sister, you would be astonished to know that I now occupy a house (with only my husband and cat since the kids have left) which is the same architecture and plan, built the s…

Jessica Manack’s Gastromythology (Sheila-Na-Gig Editions, 2024) is an astonishing debut that redefines hunger and girlhood. Each of this poetry collection’s three sections has a theme: being fed, resi...

Cathryn Shea’s chapbook Did Eve (Did) is her third with dancing girl press, part of the 2025 series. Other work includes her second full-length poetry book Ghost Matinee and her first full-length poet...

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ONE ART’s 2026 Best of the Net Nominations    Allison Blevins – Earlier, Jane Kenyon Kai Coggin – I AM MY OWN COUNTRY NOW Abby E. Murray – I Can’t Find My Gender Alison Luterm…

Award-winning poet Tiana Clark lets us peer into the process behind Scorched Earth—an exquisite book that reckons with history and rings with joy.