Poetry No. 18 – Ann Davenport
slaughter by Ann Davenport Continue reading Poetry No. 18 – Ann Davenport
Category: Volume 3 2016
Poetry No. 17 – Lynne McEniry
Dried Up Things by Lynne McEniry Continue reading Poetry No. 17 – Lynne McEniry
Poetry No. 16 – Bruce Lowry
Abortion Clinic, West Texas by Bruce Lowry Continue reading Poetry No. 16 – Bruce Lowry
Poetry No. 15 – L.B. Sedlacek
Avoiding Mile 16 and Trickle Effect by L.B. Sedlacek Continue reading Poetry No. 15 – L.B. Sedlacek
Poetry No. 14 – Cara Armstrong
Blood is Salty by Cara Armstrong. Photo by Michael Gillan Maxwell. Continue reading Poetry No. 14 – Cara Armstrong
Poetry No. 13 – Sosha Pinson
The First Time A Woman Kissed Me by Sosha Pinson Continue reading Poetry No. 13 – Sosha Pinson
Poetry No. 12 – Gabriel Ricard
In The Suburbs of Wilkes Barre by Gabriel Ricard Continue reading Poetry No. 12 – Gabriel Ricard
Poetry No. 11 – Mary Brancaccio
What They Do for a Living by Mary Brancaccio. Photos by Amy Kotthaus. Continue reading Poetry No. 11 – Mary Brancaccio
Poetry 2016 – Editor’s Note
Thank you, Roberto for your wisdom. For this edition of poetry at Digging, we selected the work of eight poets who are carrying the torch Seamus left behind. We hope you will enjoy these poems as much as we did. As our friends, we hope you will support us by sharing our works out and beyond. Continue reading Poetry 2016 – Editor’s Note
Essay No. 3 – Emily Nakamura
Epiphany by Emily Nakamura
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Book Review No. 5 – No Moon by Julie Reverb
Book Review No. 5 – No Moon by Julie Reverb. Book Review by Sam Slaughter. Continue reading Book Review No. 5 – No Moon by Julie Reverb
K.T. Billey – Conversation No. 17
K.T. Billey – Conversation No. 17
“Writing is a way to call out misogyny and rape culture, but also to outline better. To describe the future, the adults we want to be and the world we want to live in.” Continue reading K.T. Billey – Conversation No. 17
Community No. 15
Thanks to David S. Atkinson, Gulnaz Saiyed, Bill Yarrow, Thom Young, Paul Beckman, Alex M. Pruteanu, Kathryn Kulpa, Hillary Leftwich, Thaddeus Rutkowski, Lillian Slugocki, Gay Degani, Michael Gillan Maxwell, A.E. Weisgerber, and Jan Elman Stout for sharing links to their wonderful work. Congrats to all! Continue reading Community No. 15
Stories No. 55 – Morgan Downie
The Fall by Morgan Downie Continue reading Stories No. 55 – Morgan Downie
Stories No. 54 – Steve Vermillion
100 Monkeys 100 Typewriters by Steve Vermillion Continue reading Stories No. 54 – Steve Vermillion
Stories No. 53 – Jim Estrada
Ciruelero Summer by Jim Estrada Continue reading Stories No. 53 – Jim Estrada
Stories No. 52 – Eileen Malone
Crows and Trains by Eileen Malone Continue reading Stories No. 52 – Eileen Malone
Stories No. 51 – Kelly Coughlin
Field Lust by Kelly Coughlin
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Digging Through The Fat – AWP 2016 Edition
If you missed us at AWP 2016 in Los Angeles, don’t fret. Here’s a link to the print journal we created exclusively for the conference. Special thanks to our contributors: Jamila-Khanom Allidina, Jules Archer, Rachel Ronquillo Gray, Dani Purcell, Thaddeus Rutkowski, and Bud Smith. And to Michelle Peñaloza, who co-edited the two poems selected for this edition. Also, much gratitude and love to our Creative Director, Cynthia Alvarez, for lending us her original artwork. Hope you enjoy! Continue reading Digging Through The Fat – AWP 2016 Edition
Stories No. 50 – Susan Tepper
Assignment with Faustus by Susan Tepper Continue reading Stories No. 50 – Susan Tepper
Stories No. 49 – Frank Diamond
Playing Wilt Chamberlain by Frank Diamond Continue reading Stories No. 49 – Frank Diamond
Stories No. 48 – Michael Onofrey
Cause for Alliance by Michael Onofrey Continue reading Stories No. 48 – Michael Onofrey
Stories No. 47 – Jeanne Althouse
The Echo of Exploding Bombs by Jeanne Althouse Continue reading Stories No. 47 – Jeanne Althouse
Danny Gardner – Conversation No. 16
Danny Gardner – Conversation No. 16
“Postwar America was a different nation for different people. It’s generally framed as being so simple—we went over there, kicked some ass, returned and built highways and suburbs and grew into a Superpower. Except it wasn’t so simple and prosperous for black folk, who couldn’t redeem its promise and potential without risk of destruction.”
[Book cover design is by Dyer Wilk] Continue reading Danny Gardner – Conversation No. 16
Stories No. 46 – Kathryn Kulpa
What a Girl Knows About Trees by Kathryn Kulpa Continue reading Stories No. 46 – Kathryn Kulpa
Stories No. 45 – Ben Morris
B Side by Ben Morris
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