Sentence 7 is now available, including:

A special feature on Contemporary American Indian Prose Poetry curated and introduced by Dean Rader with work by Sherman Alexie, Scott Andrews, Lois Beardslee, Esther Belin, Kimberly Blaeser, Chezia Thompson Cager, Allison Hedge Coke, Susan Deer Cloud, Heid E. Erdrich, Laura M. Furlan, Eric Gansworth, Diane Glancy, Janice Gould, Gordon Henry, LeAnn Howe, Lara Mann, Janet McAdams, Molly McGlennen, Deborah A. Miranda, Phillip Carrol Morgan, dg nanouk okpik, Sara Marie Ortiz, Carter Revard, Kimberly Roppolo, Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, Mark Turcotte, Ron Welburn, and Orlando White.

Additional prose poems by Jen Bartman, Erin M. Bertram and Ryan Collins, Deborah Bogen, Christopher Buckley, Cindy Carlson, Robin Clarke, Peter Conners, Paola Corso, Scott Creley, Jim Daniels, Jamey Dunham, Peter Everwine, Elisabeth Frost, Chris Gallagher, Joseph Gastiger, Tara Goedjen, Ray Gonzalez, Douglass Guy, Bob Heman, Meghan Horton, Alta Ifland, David James, Louis Jenkins, Kirsten Kaschock, Laura Kasischke, Charles Kesler, Gerry Lafemina, Jean Lamberty, Keith Leonard, Li-Tsung-Yuan, Rachel Loden, Diana Magallon, Morton Marcus, Sandy McIntosh, Jonathan Monroe, Colm O'Shea, Linnea Ogden, John Olson, Cheryl Pallant, Carmen Palmer, Rachael Peckham, Chad Prevost, Doug Ramspeck, James Michael Robbins, Catherine Sasanov, Jeffrey Skinner, Dave Snyder, D. E. Steward, Jeni Stewart, Peter Streckfus, Erika Suni, Tracy Truels, Liz Waldner, G. C. Waldrep, Lawrence Wray, Gary Young, and Matt Zambito.

An interview with Gary Young (by Tony Leuzzi).

Reviews of/conversations about recent books by Ben Lerner, Cyrus Console, Michael Gizzi, Ronaldo V. Wilson, Mary Ruefle, Christopher Buckley, Gary Young, Joe Bonomo, Cecilia Woloch, Susan M. Schultz, Meg Withers, and Allison Benis White.

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"Of all the journals in circulation dealing with the prose poem, Sentence seems the best equipped for the task of filling some of the space [vacated by the demise of The Prose Poem: An International Journal]. Sentence spans the expanse of what is currently being done with the prose poem... and is surely as good a place as any to seek out the best of what is now in circulation."

—American Book Review

"(Sentence) is the best magazine of its kind since Peter Johnson's legendary The Prose Poem: An International Journal… Clements has gathered poems showing that form is not simply the structure of a paragraph, but a textual canvas of moving parts. Besides pieces by stalwarts of the genre such as Russell Edson, Morton Marcus, and Peter Johnson, vibrant work by Leonard Schwartz, Beckian Fritz Goldberg, and Matthew Roth make this issue a must. Critical reviews of books by prose poets round out the magazine and show that Sentence may become the key resource for a properous form that continues to grow."

—Ray Gonzalez, Bloomsbury Review

 

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Congratulations to George Kalamaras, whose "Francis Ponge is on Fire" (from Sentence 5) appears in Best American Poetry 2008.