The Cafe Review

by Steve Luttrell It was always about beginnings. The first push to what seemed most insistent. The impulse then to act, to bring off some

by Joe Richey mottled butterfly alights on a rock to roar * ancient pond polluted frog belly up * o star o powerful western star! are you a star?

his most recent book is Aliens (POD, Denmark), a kitchen-table translation of Danish and English haiku and yotsomono with Niels Kjær. He teaches

is a PhD student in The University of Southern Mississippi’s Center for Writers. His poems are forthcoming or have recently appeared in Crab

his work has appeared in journals such as PANK, Bull: Men’s Fiction, and The Medulla Review, among others. He currently lives in Austin, Texas.

was born in New York City, raised in the Bronx, educated at Hunter College, California State University, Northridge, and UCLA. She is the author

was always a poet. Her first efforts were published only in elementary school journals, but her sonnet “Neveah,” written at 16, was honored with

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