Three Poems – Cynthia Stephens
Three poems – “Gullah Queen of Aunts”, “Coal Black Woman”, and “Sand and Silt” – by poet, author, and dancer Cynthia Stephens.
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Two Poems – Matthew Burns
Two poems – “We Were Not Warned Not to Laugh” and “The Brutality of the Wind” – by poet, author, and teacher Matthew Burns.
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Two Poems – Alyssa Michelle
Two poems – “Quiet Women” and “Ransom” – by self-published author, poet, spoken word artist, and motivational speaker Alyssa Michelle.
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Two Poems – William Doreski
Two poems – “In the Sump Hole” and “Après la fête mémorable” – by poet, writer, and reviewer William Doreski.
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“By Writing, By Carving” by Yuu Ikeda
One poem – “By Writing, By Carving” – by Japan-based poet and coffee and mystery novels lover Yuu Ikeda.
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Two Poems – Edward Dougherty
Two poems – “Stranded” and “Mood Indigo” – by poet and writer Edward Dougherty.
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“Sisyphusina” by Shira Dentz Wins the Eugene Paul Nassar Prize
Shira Dentz’s new book, “Sisyphusina” (PANK Books, 2020) just won the Eugene Paul Nassar Prize.
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“Caligo, Patron Saint Of Strangled Light” by Paulie Lipman
One poem – “Caligo, Patron Saint Of Strangled Light” – by poet, writer, performer, and two-time National Poetry Slam finalist Paulie Lipman.
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2021 Tom Nattell Peace Poetry Prize
The 2021 Tom Nattell Peace Poetry Prize is now accepting submissions from students from Albany High School. The deadline is April 30, 2021.
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Two Poems – Roberta Gould
Two poems – “Reverse” and “Double” – from Hudson Valley poet Roberta Gould.
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Two Poems – Liz Grisaru
Two poems – “West End Avenue” and “After the Virus” – from writer and Massachusetts native Liz Grisaru.
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Two Poems – Eugene Stevenson
Three Roses Bright red against the grey wall, deep green stems raise blooms fresh, open as the hand that placed them there. Petals brown on the edge, after the departure, yet a child gathers three roses in hand. In wax paper to keep the touch alive, hold the red, green, grey alive, remember the hand.
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