In “Dinner” and “Blue,” Asha Marie uses powerful imagery to explore family and the self.
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Allison Benis White Interview
The Parallax staff interviews Allison Benis White, an author and professor of poetry.
Listen, when I say
Chester Wilson writes a series of unusual images that captivate the reader.
Two Poems by Amelia Van Donsel
Van Donsel’s pieces explores grand American imagery and poetry itself.
Rewriting History With Jane Wong
Jane Wong, a poet interested in rewriting histories, meets with Parallax Editors Emily Clarke and Kalista Puhnaty to discuss her upcoming projects and her writerly insight.
An Interview With Matthew Salesses
Matthew Salesses is an editor, teacher, and writer of nonfiction and fiction. During Matthew’s Idyllwild Arts visit, Parallax editors spoke with him about his writing style and the process of writing I’m Not Saying, I’m Just Saying.
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”
My Childhood Essence
This poem by Calli Hilvitz identifies the relationship between growing up and traumatic experiences.
An Interview With J. Robert Lennon
Parallax staff members talk writing and strange, short fiction stories with J. Robert Lennon.
Caribou
Emily Boyle uses her thick and cunning diction to enhance her unique and vivid imagery of a twisted relationship in her poem Caribou.