
Boxcar Poetry Review - Issue 21
This issue blooms late, but brilliantly. The world is renamed, transfigured. In Civil War cemeteries,
at the bottom of bridges. Fish, deer, abandoned cars, empty lots, and Wall Street. A constant reconfiguring, a turning again
to unexpected beauty and loss.
New artwork from Courtney Bryan leaves us "Blinded" and "Wounded." Gregg Mosson reviews
Jay Hopler's Green Squall and Denise Dooley examines Brandi Homan's Hard Reds. We are also treated to a rich
conversation between first book poets Joe Millar and Chris O. Cook on mystery, art, the Culture of Now, and the future of poetry.
Poetry

Katie Cappello: "Rescue Effort"
Laura Davenport: "Boys of 2001"
Natalie Eilbert: "Nocturne"
Kimberly Grey: "Revision"
Sally Wen Mao: "Black Carp / Rainbow Carp"
Doug Ramspeck: "Naming the World"
Sam Rasnake: "All My Sins Rising and Other Uncertainties,
After Reading Furious Cooking"
Ingrid Steblea: "The Tao of Dow"
Artwork
Interviews & Conversations
Reviews & Responses
In the Pipeline
Conversation between James Allen Hall and Jericho Brown