ONE ART's October 2025 Reading – Zoom, Sun Oct 5, 2025 - ONE ART’s October 2025 Reading Date: Sunday, October 5 Time: 2:00pm Eastern Featured Poets: Susan Rich, Shawn Aveningo-Sanders, Faith Shearin ...

Join ONE ART’s EIC Mark Danowsky and poet Alison Lubar as they host queer poets from ONE ART’s archives and the Philly poetry scene for an end-of-pride-month, but not end of Pride celebration! Poet…

Most Americans frequently use federal science information. But few are concerned that cuts to federal science spending could affect their access to such information, a new poll finds.

~ a curated selection of discoveries ~

Two poems by Louisa Schnaithmann: "I wanted a poem about my life. / Instead, I got shut doors, told // to look at your hands."

I’m guessing a lot of folks I know actually already engage in these small acts. Not necessarily with a grand goal but making a point… in the vein of Stickittothemaneosis.

Hard times forced Philly residents out of school, and motivate them to return.

from "50 Things Kate Bush Taught Me About the Multiverse" published by Sarabande

Louisa Schnaithmann's work has appeared or is forthcoming in Beltway Poetry Quarterly, Gargoyle, Rogue Agent, Wine Cellar Press, and others. She is the consulting editor for ONE ART: a journal of poet...

Christian Collins   CC Tell Me It Is June ​   and that I don’t want to die anymore, that the long grasses by the marshy river will welcome me again, their thicknesses waving in the warm...

My intent with this essay is to open the door to further conversation. I am not the first person to use this term— class dysphoria. That being said, my understanding is that this has not been heavily ...

by Louisa Schnaithmann I want a woman the way birds, sick from a long flight, want water. Her body in motion, curves splaying out on the bed like flowers. I am desperate for a body like my own. I ...

My press, Terrapin Books, has been around for almost eight years. During that time, I’ve read a lot of poetry manuscripts. I’ve read lots of wonderful material. But I’ve also noticed some of the same ...