“Pencils down now, please,” / Armed men politely order. / "There shall be no press.”

"This fall we'll offer nothing for the harvest"

"What am I without the next cloth of you"

"I put no faith in stilettos or glass ceilings"

"it doesn't seem to belong here"

"you will still spend your breath to complete your poem"

"you got Shakespeare in the divorce"

"Call them Truth and Beauty"

"She's all verb leading"

"as though the air knows it's time to pack itself together"

"inserted with a twist & hook into the matrix"

"nicking the crisp edge of your life against mine"

"naked and golden brown"

"I'm grateful we're given a day's notice"

"They love to peer in windows"

"If anyone rolls their eyes or acts out, they get sent to Pluto"

"I touch the bristle of my beard"

"watch the stars burst way before you can count them"

"the kind of blue that bruises the sky"

"but as graves might be arranged"

"the summer burnt blueberry skin of the Bahamian" 

“Want to cut them off?”

“Diana said the days on the road would be cleansing.“

A Q&A with conceptual artist Jennifer Weigel

Knowing the enemy?

A virtual exhibition.

“All art cheats. The honest cheat will tell you she’s cheating and you’ll love her for it anyway.”

“The medical record does not describe what happened next.”

"Saltwater jerks & spits"

The Children of Auschwitz

The Afro-American's Contribution to Columbian Literature

“hair trimmed in reeds instead of ribbons”

The author of "The New Laws of Love" discusses the privatization of intimacy.

וּבָֽחַרְתָּ֙ בַּחַיִּ֔ים

A series of oil paintings by Fernanda Morales Tovar

“It’s as though he’s trying to soften the blow now that it’s landed.”

“The lighthouse is a century old; / I only ask for half of that time.”

Quotes from the readings of and recommendations from the SAR Editorial Collective.

Elaina Foley ponders the queer possibilities of rot in disrupting articulations of preservation as care.

'Cause everyone loves (book review) lists.

The most tragic irony of all: the religious right professes brotherly love but looks to a prophet of hate and instruments of death for its salvation.

On the water with Texas painter and boatwright Brianna Keeper.

A Q&A with Texas artist Jorge Losoya.

A poem for the people.

"you felt hibiscus tall"

"hides its true age like a fan dance"

"Stop in on Pluto, since no one ever calls anymore"

"the world today's a dangerous place"

"As each thread is woven into another, we begin to see the whole tapestry of people and their relationships."

“God. I know a lot of people probably don’t bargain for a beetle, but here I am."

"Soon after my mother gave birth, the nature of the curse became apparent"

Of course there was no bull

"an umbrella warning of a wrung-out sky"

"I never thought the wildness in you would ever let me hold you"

"We walked through a lava field where no trees grew, nothing green"

'is it solid like a bug"

"The whole world was just a picture now"

"could deny our love no more than a bird its song"

"Passion would soon be replaced by the smell of something burning"

"I left him after twenty years"

"When it was his turn, he suddenly didn’t know what to say"

"Who among us does not crave a cure?"

"even a burnt b is good"

'The match would catch a corner"

A digital painting created to bring awareness to the struggles survivors face after escaping from their abusers.

A virtual exhibition.

Elaina Foley ponders the queer possibilities of rot in disrupting articulations of preservation as care.

“All art cheats. The honest cheat will tell you she’s cheating and you’ll love her for it anyway.”

The author of "The New Laws of Love" discusses the privatization of intimacy.

The most tragic irony of all: the religious right professes brotherly love but looks to a prophet of hate and instruments of death for its salvation.

וּבָֽחַרְתָּ֙ בַּחַיִּ֔ים

A Q&A with conceptual artist Jennifer Weigel

A series of oil paintings by Fernanda Morales Tovar

On the water with Texas painter and boatwright Brianna Keeper.

“The medical record does not describe what happened next.”

“Want to cut them off?”

“Diana said the days on the road would be cleansing.“

“It’s as though he’s trying to soften the blow now that it’s landed.”

The Children of Auschwitz

Knowing the enemy?

'Cause everyone loves (book review) lists.

Quotes from the readings of and recommendations from the SAR Editorial Collective.