allia abdullah-matta–her do-si-do double chapbook,
washed clean & blues politico was published by harlequin creatures (hcx) 2021. She has written critical essays on poets Jessica care Moore (
The Fight & The Fiddle Furious Flower Poetry Center, 2020) and Dominique Christina (
The Operating System & Liminal Lab, 2021) .
Prof. Carrie Conners' new book of poems,
Species of Least Concern, has just been published by
Main Street Rag; another book,
Laugh Lines: Humor, Genre and Political Critique in Late Twentieth Century American Poetry will be published in May by the
University Press of Mississippi.
A Pageant for Every Addiction is the name of
Prof. Tom Fink’s new book, a collaboration with Maya D. Mason, published by Marsh Hawk Press.
Prof. Kristen Gallagher’s short story, “This May Go Back Centuries” recently appeared in
The Baffler. Prof. Gallagher has recently received a grant from the New York State Council on the Arts for her collaborative project with the filmmaker Tara Merenda Nelson.
You can find many of
Prof. Bethany Holmstrom's recent pieces on her
website.
Prof. Sonia Rodriguez has had lots of her short fiction published in various places recently, and you can find them all
here.
Three poems by
Prof. Alice Rosenblitt-Lacy, will appear in the next issue of
Frontiers: A Journal of Women’s Studies.
Prof. Chris Schmidt has recently published two essays: “Fugitive Reds” in the
Massachusetts Review, and “A Natural History of Cruising” in
Fence. He has also published these poems and other texts: “Alice Was Bored” and “Quick Drag Shanty,”
Marsh Hawk Review, Fall 2021; “Geographies IV-VII,” in the
Denver Quarterly, Fall 2020; and “Concrete Dry,”
Marsh Hawk Review, Fall 2019.
Prof. Laura Tanenbaum has had several recent works published: three poems, one in
Trampoline; one in
Cleaver Magazine, and one in
Aji; and an essay in
Entropy.