Sydney Lea’s poem, “Sunya,” is told from the perspective of soomeone who struggled with math as a student.
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Crow Summer Scenes
Kelly Ann Jacobson’s short story from Vol. VIII #9 tells, in short vignettes, the story of an odd summer in a small town.
2020 WTP Pushcart Nominees
Congratulations to our WTP 2020 Pushcart nominees in both prose and poetry.
The Art of Drawing
Gloria Ortiz-Hernández on drawing: “Each gesture, each mark, has to be sought, each form to be discovered.”
Pursuit of Sadness
A collaboration between Lea Wülferth and Derek Muro, built around repeated words displayed on screen and interspersed with other images.
Finding Identity in the Netherlands
Tofik Dibi reflects on finding identity and coming out in his memoir, spanning his life and career in the Dutch Parliament.
Micro-fiction to Inspire Sleeplessness
The micro-fiction pieces in Michael C. Keith’s latest collection seem “as likely to inspire sleeplessness as to cure it.”
Calder and Warhol, From Two Opposing Worlds
Reading biographies of Calder and and Warhol, WTP guest writer Martin Mugar is left with a vision of two worlds diametrically opposed.
Stories from the Sierra Zapotec
Red Ants, Pergentino José’s short story collection, is the first published English translation from the Sierra Zapotec language.
Found-Object Art in a Historic Home
“Inspiration comes… from the items that I acquire.” Susan Tabachnick creates found object art in her historic home studio.
Three Short Poems
Sandra Kolankiewicz’s three short poems, When Positive Thinking Becomes Dissociative, Each Morning We Step, and Compost, from WTP Vol. VIII #8.