- Three Poems by Christopher Blackman
- “A Sestina for the Secondhand” by Marybeth Niederkorn
- “Poetry has a net good for our communities and our kinship practices”: An Interview with Kinsale Hueston
- “Odom, the Teddy Bear” by Sara Siddiqui Chansarkar
- “Through the Air” by Thaddeus Rutkowski
- “preservation” by Jessica Kim
- Two Poems by Luis Pabon
- From “Today in the Taxi” by Sean Singer
- “The Treasure in Another Woman’s Trash” by Pietra Dunmore
- “Minneapolis” by Rob Bracks
- “2019.03” by Bradley J. Fest
- “I Have Smoked Way Too Many Blunts to Write a Memoir” by Adrian Ernesto Cepeda
- “Light From a Thousand Stars” by Cathy Ulrich
- “Don’t Leave the Lake” by Cate Peebles
- “Night Time Ice Cream” by Stephanie Maria Athena Valente
- From The States Project by David Kirschenbaum and Sean Cole
- Three Poems by Maureen Thorson
- “Untitled” by Amber Nelson and Kohl King
- Two Poems by Suzanne Frischkorn
- “I have never really considered myself a Poet”: An Interview with Matthew Lippman
- “One Day I’d Like To Live In A World Without Alarm Clocks” by Kelli Russell Agodon
- “Sally = mastodons, we’ve forgotten them both!”: An Interview with Christina Olson
- “Like a lot of men in our society, I didn’t grow up with great role models”: An Interview with Scott Edward Anderson
- “It’s possible to find a temporary stopping point”: An Interview with Sarah Green
- Three Poems by Ellen Hagan
- “A poem’s life is created only after it’s let loose in the world”: An Interview with Melissa Stein
- “Planet X” by Kristin LaFollette
- ‘Slam Poetry is a confrontation that is intimate, theatrical, and a gospel sermon’: An Interview with Regie Cabico
- Four Poems by Regie Cabico
- “When you lose someone, it’s a very public event”: An Interview with Kerrin McCadden
- “Sometimes, in life, what we meant to be and what we are becomes a kind of performative autocorrection”: An Interview with Elizabeth Powell
- “I plan on writing poetry for the rest of my natural life”: An Interview with D. Colin
- “The persona or the voice is the source of the freedom”: An Interview with Lisa Andrews
- “2007” by Tom McAllister
- ‘Any common object is a sidelong window into other issues’: An Interview with Sonya Huber
- “The external stimuli that motivate and inspire me”: An Interview with Brett Petersen
- Magical Thinking in The Time of Pandemic
- “Unicorn Ring” by Tricia Marcella Cimera
- “Hope for Flint” by Tanasha Martin
- Six Poems by Linda M. Crate
- “The Best Goodbye” by Kat Terban
- “I Got a Problem with Shel Silverstein’s Unicorns” by Jamie-Sue L. Ferrell
- Three Poems by Brian Chander Wiora
- “Maiden and Unicorn” by Ann Marie Sekeres
- Three Poems by Aaron Belz
- Special Feature: Unicorns
- Two Catalogue Work Pieces by Todd Colby
- “Legendary” by Vivian Faith Prescott
- “The Unicorn at the End of Time” by Ronald W. Pies
- “The Archer” by Raymond Luczak
- “The Cloven Road” by Bruce Robinson
- “The Rider” by Brandon Bagwell
- “The Creator endowed the unicorn with a special purpose”: An Interview with Alfonso Colasuonno
- Two poems by Michael Chang
- Special Feature: Unicorns Editors
- “The grotesque is what repulses and attracts you at once”: An Interview with Dylan Krieger
- “Where You Will Find It” by Danielle Epting
- “I need to live to have anything to say”: An Interview with Amber Nelson
- “Thirteen Ways of Looking at an Allison” by Lori Lamothe
- “Thief, Ohio” by David Dodd Lee
- “Goldilocks on Craigslist” by Meg Yardley
- Two Psalms by Clay Matthews
- “Magical Realism” by Shira Dentz
- “Then and Now” by Stephen Furlong
- “The Gravity of the Situation” by Zeke Jarvis
- “Nightmared” by Annie Stenzel
- “The Island” by Alex Tunney
- “My Moon Book” by Jordan Davis
- “I’ve learned that my experience is my experience and that perhaps there’s comfort to others in articulating that”: An Interview with Oliver de la Paz
- Two Poems by Vivian Wagner
- “[My mother is suffering from uterine cancer and all I can think about are the 80s]” by Stephen Fellner
- Three poems by Julie Bloemeke
- Three Poems by Steven Cordova
- “So Now You Have To Write About the Dead Pheasant” by Karen Skolfield
- “Breaking the Fall” plus two poems by Taylor Mali
- “At The Casino” by Olivia Dunn
- “Lipstick for Your Vagina Is an Actual Thing Now” by Nicole Steinberg
- “Dating and Biking in San Francisco” by Tomas Moniz
- “Everywhere” by Sarah Browning
- Three Poems by JC Reilly
- “I grew up in a very non-nuclear family”: An Interview with Nicole Callihan
- Three Poems by Jeannine Hall Gailey
- “Bad News” by Amy King
- “A lot of corny shit is true”: An Interview with Jaime Fountaine
- Three pieces from “skirt disaster” by Marina Blitshteyn
- Excerpt from “The Couples” by Nicole Callihan
- “recipe for a massacre: tulsa 1921” by Quraysh Ali Lansana
- Excerpts from ‘Extant Fragments’ by steve dalachinsky
- “Schnitzel” by Rax King
- “A Highly Subjective and Sometimes Contradictory Alphabet for the Young and Aspiring Professional Writer” by Marc Spitz
- “Single” by Jaime Fountaine
- “Goodnight, Whoever You Are” by Michael Robins
- “Neighborhood Watch, circa 2009” by Susan Rukeyser
- “Enlightenment” by Virginia Konchan
- “What Are the Prospects?” by Amy Lemmon
- “‘Don’t Let Me Down’: Eleven Facts About the Beatles” by Joanna Penn Cooper
- “A Room with a Prayer” by Karen Schoemer
- “For Coloreds Only” by Daniel Summerhill
- ‘It was by living out the theory that we enraged so many others’: An Interview with Michael Gottlieb
- ‘The first aeronauts were women shamelessly fornicating their way through the clouds’: An Interview with Kathryn Nuernberger
- “Become so fluid” by E. Kristin Anderson
- “Sweet Wolf #1” by Darren C. Demaree
- ‘Mythmaking, second-hand information, and outright lies’: An Interview with Sarah Sweeney
- From ‘The Good House and the Bad House’ by Doe Parker
- “Poetry trained me for the mosh pit of motherhood”: An Interview with Sage Cohen
- “Apotheosis” by Ainsley Pinkowitz
- “A Puppet Show On Top of a Puppet Show and Under a Puppet Show” by Rhoads Stevens
- “Night Songs” by Wale Owoade
- “The Gazers” by Neil Serven
- “Euphoria” by Logan Seidl
- “Summer Poem” by Bob Sykora
- “Wet” by Jen Knox
- “Brick” by William Bradley
- “He Didn’t Shoot” by E.K. Gordon
- “Stalin Resurrected” by James Valvis
- “One Maria, Two Maria, Three Maria, Four” by Catherine Prescott
- “Watching You Crumble” by Thom Francis
- “I Have Tried to Track This” by Sierra Jacob
- “Hope and Anchor”: An Interview with Joshua Corey
- “Time Space: Places They’ve Never Met” by Janet Dale
- “To blossom or diverge or dissipate or redirect”: An Interview with Brian Clements
- “What I am is a militant translator”: An Interview with Mitchell Abidor
- “Titanic Built for Two” by Sarah Sorenson
- “I don’t believe in rules or steps”: An Interview with Lavinia Greenlaw
- “The Person Seated Across the Aisle” by Kelsey May
- “Fire Drill” by Kevin Leonard
- “Cold in the Valley” by Anne Hohenstein
- “I’m not a big believer in talent”: An Interview with Rick Bursky
- “Hot Flash” by Caitlin McDonnell
- “Trains are actually great places to work”: An Interview with Matthew Thorburn
- “How to Watch John Ashbery Read Poetry” by James H. Duncan
- “Sometimes, the someplace else is the goal”: An Interview with W.B. Belcher
- “What Happened to Winona Ryder” by Erin McIntosh
- “Al The Dishwasher in the Underbelly” by Thadra Sheridan
- “Marriage Among Shapeshifters” by Miriam Axel-Lute
- “Serious Concerns So New This Is Untitled” by Jenna Cardinale
- “Another Letter to G.” by Sarah Boyle
- “How to Survive Your Inner Demons: Special Version for Writers” by Penny Perkins
- “The Sitter” by Charles O’Hay
- “Agitolalia” by Martha McCollough
- “My Robot Boyfriend” by Sarah Heller
- Excerpts from “Flesh Graphs” by Brynne Rebele-Henry
- “After Two Months” by Kris Bigalk
- “Savage and dangerous and smelly”: An Interview with Dennis Mahoney
- “It’s Just a Dream” by Justin Hamm
- “The Interview” by Sandra Faulkner
- “You make me so mad I want to punch babies”: An Interview with C.V. Hunt
- “Adaptation” by Rori Leigh Hoatlin
- “Learning to Teach Teachers to Teach Children About God” by Dan Ornstein
- “Radiation Day 4” by Ally Malinenko
- “Death, Sleep, Beauty” by Shaindel Beers
- “Big Cat” by Tom Bennitt
- “There is comfort in this orderliness”: An Interview with LB Thompson and Ellen Wiener
- “Enter Legend” from Fibonacci Monstrosity by LB Thompson and detail from “Longhand Forest” by Ellen Wiener
- “My Father’s Lesson” by Cheryl Smart
- “Seed, At Random” by Rebecca Beauchamp
- “DSM 300.4” by Elizabeth Yalkut
- “Aphorisms from Kosti’s Ramon” by Richard Kostelanetz
- “Another Ampersand Moment” by Ellen Noonan
- “Rape Tree” by Ed O’Casey
- “Bailing Hay by Headlight” by Sheryl Monks
- Two Poems by Michael Peters
- “No cheap shots”: An Interview with Sarah Hepola
- “Meyer May House” by Myron Michael
- “Sunday Series” by Clare Paniccia
- “Questions for the Arborist” by Lisa Bellamy
- “I won’t make excuses for them, and I won’t make excuses for myself, either”: An Interview with Nickole Brown
- “The World According to Office of Management and Budget Circular A-94” by M. A. Schaffner
- “I don’t know how to drive a car”: An Interview with Stevie Edwards
- “My God’s A Cold God” by Anthony Cappo
- “I don’t talk to ten-year-olds. They terrify me”: An Interview with Jonathan Greenhause
- “A Letter to the Watertown Community Players” by Ryan Napier
- “Weather” by Scott Edward Anderson
- “Maintenance Record” by Vivian Wagner
- “The Mayor’s Guide to Natural Disaster” by Jeffrey Morgan
- “If it weren’t for my brain I’d just go over and make friends”: An Interview with Elisa Albert
- “P.M. Dawn, ‘Set Adrift on Memory Bliss’” by Daniel Romo
- “I’m letting myself admit that I’m terrified”: An Interview with Sheila Squillante
- “20/20 vision” by Elizabeth Scanlon
- “Of Ducklings and Warren Zevon” by Joseph Hesch
- “Every cat needs a human…to rule over”: An Interview with Alison Nastasi
- “Coincidence” by Leonard Gontarek
- “The Missing Link” by Adam Jerome Williams
- “Stay in the chair and write your guts out”: An Interview with Shawn Rubenfeld
- “Smashed Pumpkin” by Carlyon Blackman
- “What Would John the Evangelist Do?” by Thomas Israel Hopkins
- “17 June 2007 / New York City” by Jessica Smith
- “Institutional systems of power indoctrinate us”: An Interview with Victorio Reyes
- “Seven Bachelor Party Ideas Rejected By My Friend, Joe (The Groom)” by Eric K. Auld
- “Lent” by William Cordeiro
- “What the Garden State Gave” by Laryssa Wirstiuk
- “I try to pledge allegiance to the voice in my head”: An Interview with Katie Byrum
- “Straight out the Sewer” by Maceo J. Whitaker
- “Lucky Charms” by Kevin Brown
- “2:00 AM” by Gabrielle Bates
- “Sakura” by Lori A. May
- “Chaos Theory” by Eric Burke
- “Enough Said” by Steve Finbow
- “Sextant” by Djelloul Marbrook
- “Utopia, Texas” by Tracey Knapp
- “A” by Sparrow
- “Pomegranate” by Carly Sachs
- “Ace of Spades” by Adam Tedesco
- “Green Bottle” by Stuart Bartow
- “You should know a little Dickens, Swift, Poe”: An Interview with Corey Mesler
- “The Baby” by Carley Moore
- “Written Response Requested”: A Collaboration with the Albany Public Library
- “The Night Sky” by Dan Wilcox
- “I’m generally inconsiderate of others and I like to strive for consistency”: An Interview with Tobias Seamon
- “Cape May” by Marilyn McCabe
- “I tend to be pretty obsessed with the human condition, I guess”: An Interview with Michael Meyerhofer
- “Mysterious Ways Alright” by Tim Suermondt
- “This is an essay question”: An Interview with Alan Catlin
- “Martha Admits She Was Angry” by Nancy White
- “Write like you play”: An Interview with Matthew Lippman
- “Addiction” by Matthew Lippman
- “Hey, Good Looking” by Gregory Pardlo
- “The Cut-Off” by Shawn Rubenfeld
- “Dear Critic,” by Stevie Edwards
- “A Medley of Extemporanea” by Tobias Seamon
- “Please Hold the Doors” by Jonathan Greenhause
- “Punchy the Clown Came to Visit” by Allie Marini
- “Telegraphing” by Victorio Reyes
- “Most of our lives are interpretation and the story we tell of it”: An Interview with William Stratton
- “Letter from my Mother” by Corey Mesler
- “State of Emergency” by Katie Byrum
- “My Lands Are Where My Dead Lie Buried” by William Stratton
- “My Dream Date with Diane Arbus” by Alan Catlin
- “Regrets are Upside-Down Celebrations” by Jade Sylvan
- “In Defense of Hipsters” by Michael Meyerhofer
Image: “Senior Nurses watching TV at Seton Hall Saint Mary’s Hospital in Troy 1955,” from Albany Public Library History Collection
