Things You May Find Hidden in My Ear: Poems from Gaza by Mosab Abu Toha

by Robbie Gamble

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This piece is part of our Winter 2022 print issue, available for purchase here.

Robbie Gamble

Robbie Gamble’s essays have appeared in Scoundrel Time, Pangyrus, Pithead Chapel, Under the Gum Tree and Tahoma Literary Review. He was a 2019 Peter Taylor Fellow at the Kenyon Summer Writers Workshop. He worked many years as a nurse practitioner caring for homeless people in Boston, and now divides his time between Massachusetts and Vermont.

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Flying Mid-Air: A Conversation with Jeff Friedman and Meg Pokrass

by Dzvinia Orlowsky

Dzvinia Orlowsky: It’s a pleasure having this opportunity to interview both of you for Solstice. Jeff, I’ve been a fan of your work for decades, and Meg, more recently, I’ve gotten to know and greatly admire yours. It’s said that you can’t judge a book by its cover. But much to your credit, in this

Summer 2022

Decanting: Selected and New Poems 1967-2017 by Stuart Friebert

by Kali Lightfoot

Decanting: Selected and New Poems 1967-2017Stuart FriebertLost Horse Press, 2017198 pages.paperback: $21.00 It isn’t often that the pace of modern life allows one to read a book of poems straight through, much less a work of selected poems covering 50 years of a poet’s life, but there is distinct pleasure in making time to

Spring 2017

An Interview with DeWitt Henry about Endings & Beginnings: Family Essays

by Will Horwath

ENDINGS & BEGINNINGS: FAMILY ESSAYS (MadHat Press, 2021) WH: First off, about your daughter Ruth, in Father of the Bride you say, “how glad I was to know her.” After having read Endings and Beginnings, I said the same about your family—your dad, mom, Dave, Chuck, Jack, Connie and the rest of the

Summer 2021

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