Douglas Piccinnini is the author of Blood Oboe (Omnidawn, 2015) and Story Book: a novella (The Cultural Society, 2015) and the recent chapbooks, The Grave Itself (Ethel, 2021) and A Western Sky (Greying Ghost, 2022). Recent writing has appeared or is forthcoming in Afternoon Visitor, Blazing Stadium, Denver Quarterly, Colorado Review, Dreginald, Fence, Hot Pink, Lana Turner, Michigan Quarterly Review, NOMATERIALISM, Opt West, Prelude, and Volt.
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Three poems, by Mark Young
The Petrified Forest Humphrey Bogart was Princess Diana's seventh cousin. When he died, Lauren Bacall placed a small gold whistle in...
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Play Now is not the time for me to dawdle on a poem that jests at the expense of my winter heart, not a frolic nor a trifle, though you ...
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The Pi Review is an online journal founded in August 2020 for the sake of exploring poetic form. Seeking submissions of unpublished text-ba...
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Reverse Conquistadors sail back to Spain leaving the Amazon untouched. An old man regains his memories, a child her innocence. The giant...




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