Warm, Fuzzy, and a Little Lame
Today begins National Poetry Month. Like Love Day
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mz_1TCs02dY], it’s a made-up thing that is warm
and fuzzy and a little lame. I love it.
Chris Davidson
Chris Davidson's chapbook of poetry Easy Meal was published by Californios Press in summer of 2020. He lives in Long Beach, CA, and has worked at The Curator, first as poetry editor and later as gener
The Soundtrack of Our Lives
[Mitski, “Fireworks”] I pull my bike out of the garage. My house and street are
straight out of D.J. Waldie’s Holy Land
[https://www.powells.com/book/holy-land-a-suburban-memoir-9780312168643], which
means, if
The Curator's Christmas Break
Hello friends! We’re taking this week off. While we’re gone, we’ll post from the
archives work that is relevant to the season. We’ll resume publishing new
writing on Monday,
A Song I’m Thankful For: “Can’t Hardly Wait”
I asked students this week to write for ten minutes on one, two, or three things
they’re thankful for, as we approach the holiday. I’m thankful for so many
things: My
The Return of The Curator
I am typing this on a rare rainy day in Southern California, the first piece in
a re-launched Curator, a magazine I worked on as poetry editor for many years,
and a magazine