The Final Manifesto by Joshua Mehigan
“History will forget you and salute us.”
Poetry Can Be Any Damn Thing It Wants by Mary Ann Caws
“Manifestos can do any damned thing they want: they can run on and on, stop short, be fragmented or in order, or in an order which they themselves mock.”
Struggling to Stay Above Water by The Editors
“Every stilled thing is the ghost of another.”
Unburying Amy Lowell by D.A. Powell
“As I read more and more of Amy Lowell’s brand of imagism, I began to see that in fact she was an artful practitioner of modernist tendencies, drawing upon the same deft strokes in Chinese and Japanese poetries that Pound had mined.” D.A. Powell reevaluates Amy Lowell and her poem “The Garden by Moonlight.”
Presto Manifesto! by A.E. Stallings
“Rhymes are not good Victorian children, to be seen and not heard.”
