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James Doyle lives in Fort Collins, CO and has published his work in over 200 journals, including The Berkeley Poetry Review, Chelsea, The Chiron Review, Passages North, Poetry, and Writer’s [...]

M. Scott Douglass is publisher and editor of Main Street Rag, established in 1996. His work has appeared in Slipstream, Black Bear Review and The Southern Poetry Review. His first book, [...]

Stephanie Dickinson was raised in rural Iowa and now lives in the Bowery in New York City. Her poetry and fiction have appeared in Mudfish, Cream City Review, Chelsea, Fourteen Hills, Poet Lore [...]

Phebe Davidson is author of several collections of poems, most recently Reaching For Air and her award-winning chapbook, The Plumage of Swans. Her poems have appeared in several periodicals, [...]

Thomas Feeney teaches in the Department of Foreign Languages at North Carolina State University in Raleigh, NC. He has published his original poems and translations in a wide variety of journals, [...]

As the rain starts it is as if the first drops are the hardest to produce. Some set up time is required, minute calibrations, calculating a storm’s severity so that the wrath of God will be [...]

This is a land of great riches: even the baseball diamonds for tiny kids with ice cream placards leaned up against the fences down by junkshacks and speedways are kept mowed all summer. And our [...]

You sleep on sheets frosted with our lotion and sand, a yellow carnation tucked behind your ear, arcade screams and swatches of oompah music wafting from the boardwalk, backed by the steel-brush [...]

An eye considers an eye, one divides the other, above & beneath the device. Microscopic, many eyes, a globe staring in ten thousand latitudes, sphere bedizened with sight. The bee does not [...]

Inside the bone are thousands of tiny caverns. Each one winds through the needle of the others; each one draws through its darkness walls curved with chalk and ochre, all the skies we will ever [...]