Issue 13: Burning and Building Bridges "From domestic abuse to mass shootings to gender discrimination, through the eyes of children and the grieving, this issue speaks of the needless harm so many have endured. But it also celebrates the resilience of the human spirit and our genuine desire to build not only durable, beautiful bridges over raging rivers (see the feature with Jerome O’Connor for inspiration there) but also to bridge the gaps in knowledge and understanding so crucial to ensuring peace and justice for all." -Erin O'Neill Armendarez
Guilty Pleasures: The No Holds Barred, in Your Face Apologetics of Mitchell Grabois and Serfina Bersonage
After the summer of covid-19 and social upheaval, you might be wondering: Can we all just get along? The obvious answer seems to be no, and the poetry books of Mitchell Grabois and Serafina Bersonsage point to some of the reasons why. It’s clear that neither is interested in relentless niceness, the ubiquitous standard of good taste that often smothers honest conversation. Instead, Grabois and Bersonsage offer gloves-off honesty as they scrape the veneer from a status quo that punishes those who live outside implied conventions. Continue Reading...
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