Boxcar Poetry Review - Issue 7
This issue marks the one-year anniversary of Boxcar Poetry Review. Quite fittingly, we feature work which spans life and death: from metaphysical musings on bar signs to haunting photos of Viennese cemeteries, we see it all. Exile, home, innocence, and transgression. But most of all beauty.
Continuing with our series of conversations between first book poets, we present a fascinating dialogue between Thomas Heise and Jason Schneiderman. Add to the mix, a great review of Emily Fragos' Little Savage by Scott Hightower. Enjoy! Look forward to another year of great work.
This issue marks the one-year anniversary of Boxcar Poetry Review. Quite fittingly, we feature work which spans life and death: from metaphysical musings on bar signs to haunting photos of Viennese cemeteries, we see it all. Exile, home, innocence, and transgression. But most of all beauty.
Continuing with our series of conversations between first book poets, we present a fascinating dialogue between Thomas Heise and Jason Schneiderman. Add to the mix, a great review of Emily Fragos' Little Savage by Scott Hightower. Enjoy! Look forward to another year of great work.
Poetry
Aaron Anstett: "Free Beer Tomorrow"
Lyn Graham Barzilai: "My Neighbour Has Stopped Singing"
Tamiko Beyer: "Forget"
Sarah Browning: "More and More"
Edward Byrne: "Morning Composition"
Susan Grimm: "Crime Scene"
Mary Crockett Hill: "A Novel About a Glass of Water"
Matt Mason: "Between Meteors and Fireflies"
Benjamin Morris: "La Morte d'Euridice"
James Owens: "Note on Poetry for my Daughter beside Water in April"
Lynn Strongin: "LXVII: Tour the strange elation"
Lenore Wilson: "Naked"
Artwork
Arlene Ang:
Reviews & Responses
Emily Fragos's Little Savage ~ Scott Hightower
Interviews & Conversations
The Lyric Leap: A Conversation between Thomas Heise & Jason Schneiderman
In Our Mailbox
Baggott, Julianna. Compulsions of Silkworms & Bees. (Pleiades Press 2007)
Vance, David Ray. Vitreous. (Del Sol Press 2007)