Kalista Puhnaty takes a look at Adultolescence, and why the poetry collection isn’t worth picking up.
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Two Poems By Asha Marie
In “Dinner” and “Blue,” Asha Marie uses powerful imagery to explore family and the self.
Two Poems by Amelia Van Donsel
Van Donsel’s pieces explores grand American imagery and poetry itself.
The Marshmallow
Halsey Hutchinson has taken multiple new perspectives on your average, mundane marshmallow, to evoke a whole new richness from the treat.
A Conversation with David Wright
Winding through the music Bach and Ekphrasis writing, Parallax editors sit down with published writer David Wright and converse about what defines a poem, the responsibility of poetry, and how it interacts with the world of art.
The First Real Funeral
Emma Crockford explores the connection between mourning and childhood, through the alluring analogy of snake skin.
By The Sea
In By The Sea, Francesca Ciampa illustrates the beauty of the seashore during the evening. She uses vivid imagery to broaden the reader’s senses.
A Conversation with Kelly Luce
Parallax editors sit down with Kelly Luce to discuss writing, publishing, and her latest book: “Three Scenarios in Which Hana Sasaki Grows a Tail”
