Poet by Day: Review & Interview of Nothing Remembers
From The Poet by Day by Jamie Dedes— The memories of living fall around the lives once lived, leave a hole in the pumice. The emptiness fills with words – narrative and song. That is why I write with...
View ArticleSomewhere a Whirring Fan
"Somewhere, a whirring fan in an open window spins possibilities into threads.” —a poem from Nothing Remembers, by Michael Dickel, forthcoming from Finishing Line Press.
View ArticleHaEtz HaChaim
A poem, Kiddush on the Solstice, and digital landscapes, HaEtz HaChaim 1–7, from Michael Dickel on Meta/ Phor(e) /Play.
View ArticleDeath is a tribe
"Death is a tribe," five poem from Linda Chown on Meta/ Phor(e) /Play accompanied by four digital artworks by Michael Dickel. Check out their work…
View ArticleThen Strains to Follow
Then Strains to Follow, Michael Dickel's 2012 online chapbook—read online, download as eBook, PDF, or stand-alone APP. Check it out—it's free!
View ArticleAt the Beginning of a Pandemic … your next Wednesday Writing Prompt, hosted...
“…the ailing body points to culture, pain points to philosophy, language points to consciousness, and all point to what is still to be learned about our fragility, our mortality, and how to live a...
View ArticleAn Excerpt from Daniel DeFoe
…it was a most surprising thing to see those streets which were usually so thronged now grown desolate… —Daniel DeFoe, A Journal of the Plague Year (read an excerpt on Meta/ Phor(e) /Play
View ArticleThe Colors of the World Will Be Bright
—Michael Dickel I look at the time on my phone. “Time to get the girl,” I think. So sit up in bed, swing my legs over the side, and put on my shoes. I see my wife working on her computer as I walk into...
View ArticlePlayground Heat | Paul Rabinowitz
"As the long, hot days of summer wore on, something new began to churn and build inside me. It had been there for a long time…", thus begins Paul Rabinowitz's flash fiction on Meta/ Phor(e) /Play.
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