MusicJoanna ValenteStephen Furlong, music

Listen to Stephen Furlong's Playlist for His Book 'What Loss Taught Me'

MusicJoanna ValenteStephen Furlong, music
Listen to Stephen Furlong's Playlist for His Book 'What Loss Taught Me'
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Stephen Furlong made a playlist to accompany his collection, What Loss Taught Me, published by Nostrovia Press.

Stephen Furlong received his M.A in English from Southeast Missouri State University. His poetry, book reviews, and interviews have appeared in Yes, Poetry, Glass: A Journal of Poetry, and Pine Hills Review, among others. He currently works at FIVE:2:ONE as a staff reviewer and can be found @StephenJFurlong on Twitter.


Special FeatureJoanna ValenteDevon Wootten, special feature, poetry

Devon Wootten: Worst. Threesome. Ever.

Devon Wootten is a faculty member at Whitman College. His poems have appeared or are forthcoming in Fence, LIT, Aufgabe, Colorado Review, Drunken Boat, Octopus, the tiny, Backward City Review, 26 – A Journal of Poetry and Poetics, and The California Journal of Poetics. A former resident of Yaddo and Anderson ranch, he is a graduate of the MFA program at the University of Montana and ABD in the Comparative Literature Program at the University of Iowa. He lives with his wife among the wheat fields of southeast Washington. He curates wikipoesis.com. He's at devonwootten.com.

Special FeatureJoanna ValenteDevon Wootten, special feature, poetry
Devon Wootten: Worst. Threesome. Ever.
Special FeatureJoanna ValenteTim Lynch, recording, reading, poetry

Listen to Tim Lynch Read 'A Primitive Condition of Pain & Longing'

Tim Lynch has poems forthcoming or published with Yes, Poetry, tenderness, yea, Occulum, Connotation Press, and more. He has directed various workshops for young writers through Rutgers University in Camden, NJ & conducts interviews for Tell Tell Poetry. He would be delighted to meet you on Twitter & Instagram @timlynchthatsit.


Special FeatureJoanna ValenteTim Lynch, recording, reading, poetry
Listen to Tim Lynch Read 'A Primitive Condition of Pain & Longing'
Special FeatureJoanna ValenteMaximilian Heinegg, poetry, special feature

Maximilian Heinegg: Believe Our Ashes

Maximilian Heinegg's poems have appeared in Columbia Poetry Review, December Magazine, The Cortland Review, Crab Creek Review, and The American Journal of Poetry, among others. As a singer-songwriter, his records can be heard at www.maxheinegg.com  He lives and teaches English in Medford, MA.

Special FeatureJoanna ValenteMaximilian Heinegg, poetry, special feature
Maximilian Heinegg: Believe Our Ashes