by Galileo Press | Jul 9, 2019 | Galileo Press
We’ve added The Book Tavern in Augusta, GA–a great Indie bookstore. When I visited to ask if they’d carry Matthew Graham’s The Geography of Home as well as our current issue of Free State Review the manager said maybe, but...
by Galileo Press | Jun 3, 2019 | Galileo Press
Our poetry consultant, Edgar Gabriel Silex, says: “Walt Whitman was a racist who called African Americans ‘baboons.’ White scholars attempt to dismiss his racism by claiming ‘everyone back then was racist.’ Here’s a note to all...
by Galileo Press | Apr 22, 2019 | Galileo Press
The Invention of the Snowman Somewhere beyond the bounds of sleepmy bones undressed, rising from their fleshto become this selfless, falling dust. It was then I wanted earswith which to hear the familiar criesof those children building me. And of course I had no...
by Galileo Press | Apr 2, 2019 | Galileo Press
Occasionally Making Sense When I was twenty, in college and living on a street that was a row of broken apartment buildings, my brother and I returned to our apartment from a game of racquetball to sit in the living room and argue whether we should buy a quart of...
by Galileo Press | Jun 12, 2018 | Galileo Press
Departures The dreams accumulate. In one, I see you rowing across a wide river, the current taking you farther downstream than you choose. I wave, my hand is a dove that would lead you to shore, but you are angry, fighting the water, and do not see me. Another...
