Inflectionist Review is a small press publishing stark and distinctive contemporary poetry that fosters dialog between the reader and writer, between words and their meanings, between ambiguity and concept. Each issue gathers established and emerging voices together toward the shared aim of unique expression that resonates beyond the author s world, beyond the page, and speaks to the universality of human language and experience. Inflectionism is an artistic movement that began in 2010 by three Portland, Oregon area poets who sought a more organic poetry that respected both poet and reader, both words and interpretation. As a creative philosophy, Inflectionism seeks to build upon what has come before.

Inflectionist Review Anthology of Poetry

Daniela Elza

Penelope Scambly Schott

Kelli Allen

Rainer, Maria Rilke

Rae Gouirand

and many more.

Kelly Terwilliger

Paulann Petersen

Linda King

Courtney Druz

Alice B. Fogel

Janis Lull

Sam Roderick Roxas-Chua

Brenda Taulbee

Jennifer Wheelock

Jeff Whitney

Inflectionist Review

In the weight of dew, Daniela Elzas remarkably elegant debut book of poetry, we are taken on a literal, metaphorical and philosophical journey from the city, inland through (mostly) British Columbia. In the miles and meditations Elzas poems travel light, with the shape of me nameless. the weight of dew settles around us, after the long journey of contemplation. These poems are delicate, condensed, crystallized, yet paradoxically spacious, not only visually but philosophically. They gently ask questions about our existence. Use language to investigate belief. Use metaphor to awaken consciousness. Beautifully transforming us through the alphabet of her knowing.

the weight of dew

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Mother Tongue Publishing

Milk Tooth Bane Bone

Leaf Press

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Books by Daniela Elza