Boxcar Poetry Review - Issue 3
Boxcar has migrated north. This issue comes out of beautiful British Columbia, where our editor-in-chief now resides, and features a wide range of work. Moving and departure seem be on everyone's mind.
From garage sales to dying, hats and hell, and a dress made of pomegranate seeds - we are everywhere. It is summer and we are favored with the luminous artwork of Canadian artist, Kate MacDonald, a perfect complement to such a feast of wonder and language.
July also marks the launch of our news blog, a great way to follow the latest in Boxcar news and events.
Boxcar has migrated north. This issue comes out of beautiful British Columbia, where our editor-in-chief now resides, and features a wide range of work. Moving and departure seem be on everyone's mind.
From garage sales to dying, hats and hell, and a dress made of pomegranate seeds - we are everywhere. It is summer and we are favored with the luminous artwork of Canadian artist, Kate MacDonald, a perfect complement to such a feast of wonder and language.
July also marks the launch of our news blog, a great way to follow the latest in Boxcar news and events.
Poetry
Mary Alexandra Agner: "At Titania's Garage Sale"
Bob Bradley: "Archangel"
Michael Catherwood: "Orphanage"
Mark DeCarteret: "Priorities"
Kate A. Durbin: "Swell"
Peg Duthie: "The Party Dress Made of Pomegranate Seeds"
Jeannine Hall Gailey: "The Woman Waits"
Taylor Graham: "Just Outside the Gate to Hell"
Willie Lin: "Sky Burial"
Rachel Mallino: "Here's How It Must Have Been"
Barbara Jane Reyes: "Having Been Cast, Eve Implores"
Jean Tupper: "Uncle Norman and His Magical Hats"
William Wandless: "The Lovers"
Artwork
Kate MacDonald:
Reviews & Responses
Andrea Baker's like wind loves a window ~Tamiko Beyer