is my least favorite store on earth. The lighting ghosts my face. The music is nauseating. And all their products remind me of little children …
Writing as an Outlet: An Interview with Tonya Ingram
Depression can sneak up behind you silently, encompass you, drown you, all the while you’re crying on your bedroom floor thinking, What the hell is …
Barrier Gods by Chloe Barreau
The idea of writing a poem on the inside of an envelope — instead of a notebook — seems romantic after binging on fiction and …
Fiona Apple’s Parting Advice for Every ‘I Know I Said Forever, But—’ by SaraEve
She is teaching me to play the piano, says this is the last thing she has for me. But I am all left handed, emotional, banging …
For You by Caroline Rothstein
. I want to melt purple violets and yellow roses into the arch of your back and run daisies over the course of your childhood, …
A New Movement: “The Uninterrupted Project”
By being a part of PSA (Poetry Slam Association) at my college, I’ve gotten to know some pretty cool poets (who also know other cool …
Fat by Caroline Rothstein
I am not fat. It took me twenty-two years to purge words onto a page the same way I purged my body into stomach ulcers, …
Sarah Kay: If I Should Have a Daughter
Poet Sarah Kay created her first spoken word poem at age fourteen and shares how spoken word poetry helps her to make sense of …
Interview with Poet and Divergent Actress Blythe Baird
At only seventeen years of age, actress, writer, and feminist Blythe Baird has already established an impressive resume. Most notably to date is her recent appearance in …