Jehanne Dubrow

“Little, safe boxes that contain trauma and violence”: An Interview with Jehanne Dubrow
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“Little, safe boxes that contain trauma and violence”: An Interview with Jehanne Dubrow

Jehanne Dubrow’s latest collection of poems, The Arranged Marriage, tells a difficult and moving story about the poet’s mother and her early life. The narrative gradually comes into focus for the reader through a sequence of beautiful, haunting prose poems—narrow blocks of words the poet likens to “newspaper columns” that convey her “poetic reportage.” Jehanne…

A curving road through a winter forest.
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“She did not let go until her story had been told”: An Interview with Sandy Longhorn

Sandy Longhorn is the author of three collections of poems, Blood Almanac (Anhinga Press, 2006), The Girlhood Book of Prairie Myths (Jacar Press, 2013) and The Alchemy of My Mortal Form (Trio House, 2015). She teaches at Pulaski Technical College in Little Rock, Arkansas, and co-edits Heron Tree, “a journal of online poetry, bound annually.”…