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The Best of Bumpus
By Jerry Bumpus

April 28, 2018
Plutonium & Platinum Blonde
By Angela M. Brommel

March 12, 2018
Art, Sex, Politics
By William Eaton

February 3, 2018
Confessions of an Accidental Professor
By Lisa del Rosso

December 29, 2017
Your First Page
By Peter Selgin

November 28, 2017

In reading Mark Cox’s finely rendered Sorrow Bread, I was struck how often the poems live up, unambiguously, even relentlessly, to its title. They offer us sorrow and regret, and as in the title poem, pose a central question, 'What do you do when there’s nothing you can do, but/you can’t do nothing?'”
- Stephen Dunn