Our Winter 2026 Issue of The Café Review continues our mission of bringing Maine poetry to the world and introducing poetry from around the world to Maine.
This issue features an interview with Catherine Barnett conducted by Jefferson Navicky and poetry by Ron Kolm, Alan Craddock, Jeffrey Cyphers Wright, Alexander M. Koch, Michael Palma, Robert Carr, Dan Gerber, Ken Holland, Elizabet Stevens, Mimi White, Michael Anania, Mika Altidor, Claire Scott, Carl Watson, Paul Marion and Keith Walker as well as artwork by Wayne Atherton, Maria/Noma Bliss, David Connor, Alexandra de Steiguer, Michael Dubina, Ralph Hassenpflug, Andrew Hucklesby, Dan Martin, Jean-Pierre Nadau, K. Scott Davis, Russell Whitten, Dale Williams and William Rand. There are also reviews of Jennifer Nelson’s book, On the Way to the Paintings of Forest Robberies by Jefferson Navicky and Kimberly Cloutier Green’s book, Openings for Light to Pass Through: Poems by Carl Little.
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