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Recent Features
Spy Reprints “After Peak Oil (November 20, 2009 – October 7, 2011)” by Anne Yarbrough
Author’s Note: “I live just across a cove from the Delaware City Refinery, so it’s often in my thoughts. It’s been bought and sold several times during its sixty-four years; and in 2009 it was […]
Spy Reprints “Second Sight” by Michele Rappoport
Author’s Note: “After a retinal tear took me dangerously close to blindness in my right eye, I was instructed to see an ophthalmologist twice a year to ensure the surgical repair that saved my sight … [Continue […]
Spy Reprints “Stone Sijo (monosyllabics)” by Joshua McKinney
Author’s Note: “ ‘Stone Sijo’ is my attempt to highlight the materiality of language by using only monosyllabic words. I think of each word as a stone, and the poem itself as an edifice constructed […]
Spy Reprints “Departures” by Bohdan Dowhaluk
Author’s Note: “Departures” explores the leave-taking that people often confront in their life journey, be it career-related, a redefining of one’s self or of a relationship, or a trading of the past and present for […]
Spy Reprints “By Some God Meticulously Kept” by Lisa Low
Author’s Note: “This poem suggests that though beauty has its own power and is flush with pleasure, it is held in check and made to suffer by the superseding strength of a brutal and jealous […]
Spy Reprints “The Fire Anthology” by Chila Woychik
Author’s note: “I’ve always been fascinated by forces of nature whether water, wind, or fire. Much of my work is centered around some aspect of nature. A sunrise or sunset enthralls me; the thought of an […]