I have never done this before, / picked out a hanbok slash been her daughter.
POETRY
MICRO
Judgment Day
This is everything and nothing / I've never heard before.
Q&A
Q&A with Lynne Thompson, author of Blue on a Blue Palette
"I believe anything can be said on the page. The issue may be whether the writer has the courage to say what needs to be said."
ESSAY
Every six months or so
There are more emails from a series of strangers. They have questions. They’re confused by my branch on their family tree.
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"which famine do you belong to? / will you watch your mouth?"
(Landscape of) A Body
When I imagine warping my body to wring the pain out, it’s my skull I imagine remolding. I screw my head off like a bottle cap. An extreme: after breaking the ice that’s formed at the surface, I plunge bone into crisp water, freezing pain.
Grown Up Girls
Where can a girl go, but to a husband’s home? Somewhere in cities, impractical idiots dream of a revolution—our own land, our own country—but here in the village, there are only mountains and marriage.
