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Pay Your Respects
Spittoon Monthly features Mario T. Perez Jr. and his tale of when the cold sets in. But keep reading. There’s warmth to be found.
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The Poetry of Luis Humberto Valadez
But first! It must be a volcano! Welcome to the energetic and inventive poetry of Luis Humberto Valadez, April’s featured poet.
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Poetry+Music=Apocalyptic Beauty
Spittoon is proud to present three poems and one track off The Last Tribe on Earth, the debut album of poet-musician duo Anthony Tao (poetry) and Liane Halton (classical guitar).
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The Shambling Horror
Spittoon Monthly presents a strange and relentless tale by the hand of Nathan Bennett. Best appreciated around a fire and read aloud by the author himself—this month we’ve included a special audio recording.
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The Poetry of 郝一琼 Hao Yiqiong
Our February featured poet seeks and muses through the dreamscapes of Montana, Barcelona, Istanbul, and a starry night.
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Featured Translation: 李海鹏 Li Haipeng
Discover some feats of bold yet faithful translation—and a touch of politics—as you lose yourself in this twisting, wintry poem.
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Cut Chronicles: The Art of Cui Xiaoqing
Cui Xiaoqing 崔小清 revives the folk art of paper cutting to astounding effect: sprawling, awesomely intricate narrative depictions of pollution-sucking spirits, urbanization, and the origins of written language. Deva Eveland meets the artist and takes us behind his works.
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Forget-me-not
False memory, flowers, Alzheimer’s, a farmer named Franz, and visions before death–you won’t wake up from this story until it’s done. Presenting Spittoon Monthly’s first featured writer of 2019, Nina Dillenz.