MAYDAY

THE NEW EXTREME EXPERIMENTAL AMERICAN POETRY by David-Baptiste Chirot

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Filed Under: Art

Further Reading

Kelly Davio interviewed by Michael Schmeltzer: Feeding One Another

Kelly Davio is the former Managing Editor of Los Angeles Review, Associate Editor of Fifth Wednesday Journal, and a reviewer for Women’s Review of Books. Her work has been honored in Best New Poets and has appeared in journals including Gargoyle, The Cincinnati Review, Bellingham Review, The Evansville Review, The Portland Review, Pank, and others. In Burn This House, her debut poetry collection, Davio takes on her […]

Juan Gelacio interviewed by Robert Joe Stout: Invisible on Paper

An estimated six-and-a-half million Mexican-born citizens live and work in the United States without legal authorization. Many have children who were born in the United States and consequently are citizens although their parents are not. Employment statistics reveal that undocumented Mexican male immigrants have a higher percentage of fulltime employment than any other ethnic or […]