Our Winter Issue 57.2 is here!!
We are so happy to announce our Winter issue 57.2!
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Exlusive Content: powerade by Ivanna Baranova
Artwork by Syd Danger “powerade” by Ivanna Baranova to say i know some things in a way of saying i know many things to say i know many things in a way of saying fuck me and the...
Issue 57.2 Teaser: Get to Know Antonia Crane
Questions by Kyla Jamieson What’s happening around you—either right around you or outside of where you are? My front gate just slammed shut. A kid is yelling. A baby cries in the apartment across the courtyard from me. It’s...
Issue 57.2 Poetry Teaser: Bloodletting by Djamila Ibrahim
Cover Photo: W A T A R I In anticipation of PRISM’s winter issue 57.2, we’re so excited to share “Bloodletting” by Djamila Ibrahim. This wonderful poem, as well as more of Djamila’s work, will appear in the print...
Announcement: The Pushcart Prize Nominations 2018
It’s that time of the year again: The Pushcart Prize nominations! The PRISM team has read and published so many wonderful writers this past year, and we are thrilled to announce the following nominations:
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Poetry As An Attunement Process: An Interview with Aja Moore
Interview by Esther Chen Aja Moore’s first book of poetry hotwheel came out with Metatron Press this fall. I asked Aja about the poetic and publishing process, post-grad life, and where writing is taking her next. When did you first start...
Fractured Family: A Review of Fran Kimmel’s No Good Asking
No Good Asking by Fran Kimmel ECW Press Review by Colin Sterling Fran Kimmel’s latest novel No Good Asking is an unforgettable narrative that grips the reader right from its harrowing opening scene and doesn’t let go until it...
Omnibus Chapbook Review: This Love Is Mad Reciprocal, The Cosmos, and Bad Egg
Reviews by Esther Chen This Love Is Mad Reciprocal – Liam Coady Glass Buffalo On the cover of Liam Coady’s chapbook This Love Is Mad Reciprocal, the blossoming branch of a cherry blossom tree bears fruit in the form...
“Poets Are Containers”: A Review of Christine Herzer’s Orange
Orange Christine Herzer Ugly Duckling Presse Review by Abby Paige “Poets are containers,” Christine Herzer asserts and further, “containers deserve respect.” The image of the container is central in her new chapbook, Orange. A container may be a...