Black Warrior Review

National Poetry Month: 568 by Kate Greenstreet

by Black Warrior Review | Apr 14, 2014 | Archive, Feature

568 by Kate Greenstreet Light by six. Like everyone, she’s simple. I understand her crazy trust. But how can these tricks work? Parks at night are always dangerous. And our will. Free will. She cuts herself. I never got close to...

Alabama Book Festival: April 19 in Montgomery!

by Black Warrior Review | Apr 14, 2014 | Archive, News

Black Warrior Review and NANO Fiction are happy to be a part of this year’s Alabama Book Festival! The festival will be in historic downtown Montgomery at Old Alabama Town on Saturday, April 19, 2014, with approximately 50 authors and more than 40 vendors and...

National Poetry Month: NEW ROMANTICS by Farid Matuk

by Black Warrior Review | Apr 13, 2014 | Archive, Feature

New Romantics by Farid Matuk Carry carrier the disease is not a bad thing is forever new romantics sing precise of them women inside me cherry wine Faye had butt kids dance close without touching fall into your comfort, grain dance quinoa purple pink...

National Poetry Month: TEA WITH MS. QUAN by Dan George

by Black Warrior Review | Apr 12, 2014 | Archive, Feature

Tea with Ms. Quan by Dan George soft edges ripening in the sun of an empty bag * I’ve been thirsting for the future textures this pumpkin decomposing articulates our atmosphere Let’s manifest a line the mind finds charming sexual...

National Poetry Month: TWO, THREE by Dawn Pendergast

by Black Warrior Review | Apr 11, 2014 | Archive, Feature

Two, Three (from The Even) by Dawn Pendergast You press your face to the window. You turn into string. Hours move like fish in the room & I watch the pigs do simple things outside your hair & fingers laced like straw touches of mud on your...