from Luisa A. Igloria’s collection Maps for Migrants and Ghosts (Crab Orchard Review & Southern Illinois University Press, 2020) Mother: Three Pictures (An Excerpt) She is beautiful… Read more “Poetry Thursday: Luisa A. Igloria”
Tag: Crab Orchard Review
Friday Morning: Reading Luisa A. Igloria’s New Collection
Luisa A. Igloria, dear friend, is this year’s Virginia Poet Laureate. Her newest collection, Maps for Migrants and Ghosts (Crab Orchard Review & Southern Illinois University Press),… Read more “Friday Morning: Reading Luisa A. Igloria’s New Collection”
Poetry Sunday: Diane Kirsten Martin
The following appeared in Crab Orchard Review’s The West Coast & Beyond issue, Summer/Fall 2014: Contiguous — by Diane Kirsten Martin Don’t you wonder about the panhandler… Read more “Poetry Sunday: Diane Kirsten Martin”
Admiration 4: A List (Far From Complete)
OH NO! SELF ACCIDENTALLY DELETED HER OWN POST. It happened while she was trying to expand on her reasons for assembling this particular mosaic of images to… Read more “Admiration 4: A List (Far From Complete)”
Allison Joseph, Crab Orchard Review Panel, AWP 2016
One of the thrills of 2016 AWP in Los Angeles was participating in a Crab Orchard Review panel on the West Coast & Beyond Issue. That issue… Read more “Allison Joseph, Crab Orchard Review Panel, AWP 2016”
Victory Can Only Come After Struggle
This week’s WordPress Photo Challenge, VICTORY, posted on Friday morning. Right after that came news (from Twitter; self’s news always come from Twitter) about the Paris attacks.… Read more “Victory Can Only Come After Struggle”
Part 2 of Vanessa Hua’s “Accepted” (Crab Orchard Review, Vol. 19, No. 2: Summer/Fall 2014)
Self is hugely enjoying this story. (Self has written her own Stanford stories, but OMG does Ms. Hua ever kill it) Flipping open my binder, I found… Read more “Part 2 of Vanessa Hua’s “Accepted” (Crab Orchard Review, Vol. 19, No. 2: Summer/Fall 2014)”
These Characters Self Writes
Self adores FictionFeed.net for doing that piece on her. She’s started following them on Twitter. The writer of the piece (on her story “First Life” in Juked)… Read more “These Characters Self Writes”
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