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Like many people right now, Allison Joseph has found herself on the cusp of a former life and a current life. “Here we are, in the midst of this terrible global pandemic that has taken

Cooley A pillow from high school, a fax machine and a glue stick — all ordinary things suggestive of a world beyond their material borders — are the stuff that populate Nicole Cooley’s “Marriage, Objects,”

Allison Joseph is a “citizen of the world.” She is also an American citizen, a duality that “never seemed to be separate things in my mind,” she said. Allison Joseph Joseph is the Week Six

David Shumate wants to introduce people to the magical and mundane pleasures that prose poetry can offer. “It recognizes and often combines what is often thought to be the ‘ordinary,’ but it elevates it —