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  • “Mount Washington Kroger is Out of Bananas”

    May 13, 2022

    "Mount Washington Kroger is Out of Bananas” Yes, we have no bananas today, but Cheetos and nacho chips—                                                                                                          seven different brands—and instantmashed potatoes complete with sodium                                                                                                  acid pyrophosphate, and sodium bisulfite.We have gummi…

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  • The Fly in the Ointment [by Mitch Sisskind]

    May 13, 2022

                        People think the Golden Calf looked Like a calf but that is very wrong.(Literal readings of the Bible are a sin.)It looked like whatever you wantedAnd…

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  • On No Tokens, with Hannah Beresford [by Lauren Hilger]

    May 12, 2022

    A Conversation with Poetry Co-Editor Hannah Beresford   Lauren Hilger: What is your earliest memory of working with NT poems?    Hannah Beresford: My first submission period with NT, I printed all of the…

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  • Ils ont entendu le vent dans les arbres . . .

    May 12, 2022

    Thanks to Jim Cummins for sending this along. Believed to be the only time Johnny Carson sang in public: Thanks, Jim!   — sdh

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  • For “Plume,” Another Feather in the Cap

    May 11, 2022

    The new issue of Plume is out. Edited by the admirably imaginative Danny Lawless, issue #129 (May 2022) contains work by D. Nurkse,  Tomasz Różyck, Susan Aizenberg, Bill Stratton, Jeffrey Skinner, Cartol Muske-Dukes, Lauren Camp,…

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  • On Games [by Lauren Hilger]

    May 11, 2022

    In writing poetry, I’ve found that occupying three different positions is important: cold editor, kind tutor, and just a writer. In looking at my poems as a cold editor, I’m impartial, ruthless, determined. Cold…

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