Plough

Issue 27
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​March 2021

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Welcome to Issue 27 "Plough," in which our poets dig through the muck to find a sense of wholeness. 
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This month's featured poet is Joan Kwon Glass. Please view the commentary on Joan's work here.
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Issue 27 includes work by Miriam Alex, Amy Baskin, Benjamin Blackhurst, Sarah Cavar, Sage Curtis, Joan Kwon Glass, Judith Kingston, Dayna Hodge Lynch, Natalie Marino, Victory O. Okoyomoh, Sunny Vuong, and Issam Zineh. Please visit the gallery below! And caliche fields is featured in "Roots" to make it a baker's dozen.
 
Issue 27 Accessible Document (PDF)

"Right Lights"

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Featured Artist

KJ Hannah Greenberg

KJ Hannah Greenberg tilts at social ills and encourages personal evolutions via poetry, prose, and visual art. Her images have appeared in various places, including in: Bewildering Stories, Les Femmes Folles, Mused, Tuck, vox poetica, and Yellow Mama. She uses her trusty point-and-shoot camera to capture the order of G-d's universe, and Paint 3D to capture the chaos of her universe.

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Roots

In their work, caliche fields explores the question: "how does it feel to know where you come from?" Read caliche's poem «en que busque una respuesta entre les antigües y les contemporánees» and their commentary here.

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The Gallery

Miriam Alex—"Planned Obsolescence"

Amy Baskin—"see saws and other perils"

Benjamin Blackhurst—"Out of the Mouth of Frankenstein's Monster I"

Sarah Cavar—"Downtown: Night Falls"

Sage Curtis—"Root Flare—A History"

Joan Kwon Glass—"Pantoum for My Father"

Judith Kingston—"New Year's Eve"

Dayna Hodge Lynch—"Power of Blood"

Natalie Marino—"disappeared years"

Victory O. Okoyomoh—"of intangible things"

Sunny Vuong—"insects & windows into the future"

Issam Zineh—"Letters to Go Unmailed Until After the Upcoming Exhibition"