Poetry. "If you're not careful, Alison Stone will devour you," Thom Ward writes of the first winner of the Many Mountains Moving Poetry Book Contest; here the poems "whisper and howl, implore and grieve. Their versions of the mundane and the mythic engage us, offer shape and texture to 'the messy bright life we are born for.' Her poetics serves notice of the metaphysical amid the imminent, how Persephone is always and forever descending and returning, death into life and life into death. Such wisdom is Stone's gift to us." Stone's poems have appeared in Paris Review, Poetry, Ploughshares, and Many Mountains Moving. For more info please visit http://www.mmminc.org.

They Sing at Midnight

Literature & Fiction

Stone, Alison

Poetry

Many Mountains Moving Press

Poetry. The title poem in this poetry collection "is a tour de force of persona and plot as a brother watches his sister careen out of control. INVISIBLE SISTER does indeed set up a dialog of great tension...[F]ull of dualities: life/death, dream life/waking life, female/male, Asian/non-Asian, INVISIBLE SISTER itself suggests multiple readings and serves not only as a book of poetry but as a blueprint, sheet music, a play waiting to be built or performed" - Denise Duhamel in the American Book Review. For more info, please visit http://www.mmminc.org.

Invisible Sister

Lee, Jeffrey Ethan

History & Criticism

Magazine. Poetry. Fiction. Literary Nonfiction. Drama. Includes an interview with Li-Young Lee. Contributors: Kim Addonizio, Nin Andrews, Lisa Lewis, Danny Romero, Eleanor Swanson, Douglas Campbell, Oliver de la Paz, Luis H. Francia, Rigoberto Gonz lez, Minter Krotzer, Jeffrey Ethan Lee, Joelle Biele, Michelle Bitting, Linda Hogan, Judson Evans, Eugene Gloria, Noah Eli Gordon, Simon Ortiz, Justin Tisdale, Shannon Hamann, Yvonne C. Murphy, Linda Tomol Pennisi, Jessy Randall and Daniel M. Shapiro, Catherine Curan, Hiram Goza, M.A. Gulbransen, Stephen Poleskie, Kayla Cagan, Lori-Nan Engler, Tanith Lenae, Robin Carstensen, Margaret Wycisk, Gerry Robinson, Allison Hedge Coke, Eddie Chuculate, Susan Deer Cloud, Simon Ortiz, Justin Tisdale, Ken Hada, Mariah Blackhorse, Neil Antonio Diamente, Alice Azure, Travis Hedge Coke, LeAnne Howe, Sharmagne Leland-St. John, S.G. Frazier Merry Fortune, Mahealani Perez-Wendt.

Many Mountains Moving Vol. Ix, No. 1

Dramas & Plays

Diego Luna's Insider Tips

Rosaldo, Renato

Poetry. "Patrick Lawler's new book UNDERGROUND (NOTES TOWARD AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY) is a unique and fascinating volume: part interview, part poetry, part elegy for his father, part examination of how a son with this particular father became a writer and a poet. You will be in awe at how Lawler, a boy who spent seven years living with his family in a cellar with no books—just a magic word box—transformed himself and came to terms with his father's idiosynchrasies as well as his own. 'At One of my Father's Funerals, I was Humphrey Bogart' is a knockout piece! Read this, read it all. Find out how Lawler discovers that an ending 'blossoms into multiple beginnings.'"—Susan Terris

Underground (Notes Toward an Autobiography) (Editor's Special Project Series, 1)

Lawler, Patrick

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