Month: July 2012

  I was recently notified that a piece of writing I had submitted months ago to So to Speak would be published in the summer

Margarita Ríos-Farjat‘s, “Cafe in Pioneer Square”  has a special place in my heart because it was my first: the first poem Margarita sent me, and the

Start off by showing your love for our poet, Medeia Starfire! In her shining evocation of paranoia, obsession, and oppression in relationships (in this case, a

Leah’s boots crunched against the trail as it curved through aspens torched by autumn. She titled her face to the sun’s needling heat, closed her

====== She walked from Marseille to Paris =========in forty-one days, wearing stylish boots   I think we’re in an interesting moment with regard to the

In beginning Gazing Grain Press with former fellow So to Speak editors M. Mack and Siwar Masannat, we wanted to provide a feminist poetry chapbook