What’s the deal with prose poetry?
Throughout all of literature, perhaps there is no form as paradoxical as the prose poem. In her book, Windows and Doors: A Poet Reads Literary Theory, Natasha Saje quotes Michael Riffaterre, calling the form “the literary genre with the oxymoron...
Killarney: Locks, Land, & Spirit
“Home is where the haunt is / The past still present tense / Need more time to mourn” — American Football In the winter, the prairie sky is elongated. The tilt of the earth stretches the end-of-the-day into a perpetual blue hour....
THE BEACH
Our rusted maroon 1999 Chevy Impala kicked up dust as we pulled out of the driveway, leaving tree-lined blocks behind. My baby brother and I squabble over premium real estate — a window seat — while my parents’ swearing broiled upfront about the merits...
BLOODWRITING
At Mount Royal University, the reckoning is no different than at any other school: I peoplewatch faces bathed in the blue light of phones in fluorescent-lit hallways. Thumbs moving with the mechanical precision of assembly line workers. Each swipe lasts...