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  • Rattle #83, Spring 2024

    (By The Rattle Foundation)

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    “Book Descriptions: Tribute to Collaboration


    The Spring 2024 issue of Rattle features a Tribute to Collaboration. Collaborative poetry has a long history, dating back at least to the Beats, but has been marginalized in the past as somehow less serious than a single tortured poet’s wrestle with the blank page. The truth, though, is that collaborative poetry can be a fun way to deepen our own insights. The theme includes 15 poems by 31 poets working in pairs or trios, and a three-way conversation with frequent collaborators Denise Duhamel and Julie Marie Wade. The always-eclectic open section features familiar names and new voices exploring the human condition, from hope to home-buying to cuss words.


    COLLABORATION
    Two Pints by Roberta Beary & Lew Watts
    The Weather by C.L. Bledsoe & Michael Gushue
    Why Am I / Because You Are by Brendan Constantine & Andi Myles
    Tabletop Pantoum by Gail Dawson & Richard Garcia
    Shorthand 6-Pak Rondelet by Denise Duhamel & Maureen Seaton
    Give-and-Take Ghazal by Denise Duhamel & Julie Marie Wade
    Disaster Wireless by Richard Gilbert & Jennifer Hambrick
    Zombies in Paradise by A.M. Juster & Deborah Warren
    The Double Image Redux by Julie Kane & Erica Reid
    Hubris by Mariko Kitakubo & Deborah P. Kolodji
    The Old Stove by Herb Kitson & Ray-J Nelson
    Courage by Ansuya Patel & Batya Weinbaum
    Waymarks by Michele Root-Bernstein, Laszlo Slomovits, & Jennifer Burd
    Babel by Matthew Shelton & Timothy Liu
    Something Fishy by Michael Dylan Welch, C.R. Manley, Tanya McDonald


    OPEN POETRY
    Gay Chicken by Animashaun Ameen
    The New Battery Should Come Tomorrow by Ruth Bavetta
    Just in Case You Should Meet Me on the Street by Erik Campbell
    My Mother Says by Amy Chan
    A Step-by-Step Guide to Buying a Home by Luigi Coppola
    How It Happened by Judith Fox
    All of Them by Tony Gloeggler
    How to Forget by Nancy Miller Gomez
    Resurrection by Nancy Miller Gomez
    Fresh by Rasma Haidri
    Wetness: An Assay by Jane Hirshfield
    Slow Wall by Charlotte Innes
    Bubba Country by Michael Jones
    Shovels by Amit Majmudar
    Bottomlands Dream by Doug Ramspeck
    Midwest Houses by Mather Schneider
    Go Home Boy Go Home by Erik Tschekunow
    Parking Meter by Dean Marshall Tuck
    My 88-Year-Old Mother-in-Law Decides by Laurie Uttich
    Fuck the Carburetor by Florence Weinberger
    Villanelle over Spilled Milk by Lizabeth Yandel


    Cover by Jennifer Lommers”

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