Poetry

WORDS / KODY FORD For poet Kai Coggin life has taken twists and turns to put her where she feels like she belongs. Born in Bangkok, Thailand...

Portrait by Jessica Forest He looks like he’s in pain but he’s okay, really, that’s just the shape his mouth makes whenever he hears ...

Anatomy Lesson by Jessica Forest This is my arm I hurt it when I jumped across a creek and fell. You cannot jump across a creek, neither can...

INTERVIEW / NATE DUKE Justin Booth is a contemporary poet based out of Little Rock. His second book, Lucky Strikes, Grave Dirt, and 1/3 of t...

Portrait of a Beautiful White Mess By Jim Miller She packs the complimentary spiral ham away in her lonely plastic Tupperware container of s...

LIFE BLOOD By Jim Miller Laying in the Plasma Bank I think about how nice it would be to bring a date here where there is cash prize bingo a...

Walton Arts Center will host the Divide Light: Operatic Performance Costumes of Lesley Dill exhibition Thursday, Feb. 6 through Sunday, A...

By Benjamin Del Shreve Our teeth bumped while we were kissing our first time in Indiana. A cool evening I wiped the pain from your eyes but ...

WORDS / KODY FORD Fayetteville has long had a strong literary tradition with writers like Miller Williams, Ellen Gilchrist and the late Fran...

WORDS / KODY FORD Trevor Richardson, novelist and founder of the online magazine The Subtopian, has decided to launch it as a newspaper ded...