Kim Stafford

6 years ago

At Klamath Marsh Say it: Klamath… Klamath Marsh. Can you feel the ooze, the muddy ease, the seep and soft welcome…

Doug Stone

6 years ago

Portrait of a Kansas Wheat Harvest This landscape is distance without mercy, a heat-hammered flatness horizon to horizon, where the…

Paul Suter

6 years ago

Invitations from three bicycle tours I    Central Idaho, July, 2010 Near the western edge of “God’s cathedral,” the Sawtooths stretch…

Samuel Swauger

6 years ago

Cielo To Cielo Davila I cry like an airplane, they say, but I just love to sing. And I smile…

Guinotte Wise

6 years ago

Bumper Car The old farmer had lost his bearings they said. They took away his truck. He wired his house…

Nicole Zdeb

6 years ago

Day of Diminishing Returns Most pictures of today have blue in them, a dusty blue blue moss and winter ivy,…

Back Page with Claire Burbridge

6 years ago

Artist Statement: In 2010, I went back to drawing after many years of sculptural inquiry. Drawing was my primary medium…

About Poet Laureate Kim Stafford

6 years ago

Kim Stafford was born and grew up in Oregon. He is the author of a dozen books of poetry and…

At Klamath Marsh–Kim Stafford

6 years ago

Say it: Klamath… Klamath Marsh. Can you feel the ooze, the muddy ease, the seep and soft welcome and antiquity of…

Little Geographies (two excerpts)–Rachel Barton

6 years ago

Kim Stafford's poem sent me deep into the woods of my childhood from which I wrote a much longer piece,…