In Camp Marmalade the reader is thrown into the snarl and constantly retangling snatches of Wayne Koestenbaum’s stream-of-consciousness musings and reflections… read more
Page Meets Stage is a quarterly event where established writers are paired with emerging teen poets from Urban Word NYC to engage in a conversation about their works… read more
Primer is revelatory. The book opens up a dialogue on trust, joy, rejection, celebration, fear, and anger. But the book’s essential power and beauty is its sense of emotional knowledg… read more
Charles Jensen’s chapbook Breakup/Breakdown is about heartbreak and the trials and tribulations of romance… read more
The world reacts to the Orlando Pulse shooting, indie presses open indie bookstores, and more LGBT news…… read more
Charlie Bondhus is haunted by the eponymous “boy.” The shadowy child reifies memory, allowing the poet to address and redress the past. However, the boy’s shape-shifting manifestations resist the poet’s grasp. The slippery presence allows him to straddle antitheses—the lyric with the narrative, the sacred with the erotic: “[A]nd then everyone / naked and kneeling… read more
Every month, “Appreciations” looks closely at a poem or poems from recently-published books by LGBTQ poets… read more
Good poets make us think; great poets make us imagine. And this is exactly what Michael Klein helps us do in his visceral, exultant, new collection of poetry and prose… read more
This week, a poem by Jarrett Neal…. read more
This week, a poem by Michael Broder…. read more
