Bacopa Literary Review Editors' Blog

by Bacopa Literary Review Poetry Co-Editor Oliver Keyhani Fig. 1. Typescract 63 Dom Sylvester Houedard, 1963, 20x12.5 cm Visual poetry ben...

by 2021 Prose Poetry contributor Claire Bateman My writing tends to arise from several sources, all filtered and transformed through the cha...

by Bacopa Literary Review 2021 Poetry contributor Holly M. Hofer The title, “The Landscape Listens,” comes from “ There’s a certain Slant of...

by Bacopa Literary Review 2021 Poetry contributor Atreyee Gupta On certain quiet after-midnight hours I hear the place where I live expre...

by Bacopa Literary Review 2021 Fiction contributor David Partington My story "The Healing WAVE" is a coming together of two sepa...

by Bacopa Literary Review 2021 Prose Poetry contributor Danae Younge I remember sitting on my living room couch at around 1:00 AM, looking...

by Bacopa Literary Review 2021 Fiction contributor Scott Ragland I was inspired to write "After the Harvest" after hearing an NPR...

 by Bacopa Literary Review 2021 Poetry contributor Frederick Livingston Over the course of several weeks in late winter, I noticed the ap...

by Bacopa Literary Review 2021 Poetry contributor M. Cynthia Cheung The Eyrbyggja Saga survives in fragmentary manuscripts written in Old ...

by Bacopa Literary Review 2021 Fiction contributor Elizabeth Christopher I started writing "Dream Catcher" a couple of months int...

by Bacopa Literary Review 2022 Poetry contributor Helen Bournas-Ney In the first year of the pandemic, before there were vaccines and t...

by Bacopa Literary Review 2021 Fiction contributor Shuly Xóchitl Cawood I never know where a story will go when I sit down to write. All I...

 We're excited at Bacopa Literary Review to introduce a talented and varied team Editor-in-Chief J.N. Fishhawk is a poet and freelance ...

by Bacopa Literary Review Fiction contributor William Nuessle Jessie tipped her gauntleted hand carefully so the peregrine falcon would ste...

 by 2021 Poetry contributor Carolyn Martin Stories from National Geographic have often inspired my poems including the one published in the...

 by Bacopa Literary Review 2021 Creative Nonfiction contributor Jennifer Lang "In Front of the Full-Length Mirror" was many versi...

 by Bacopa Literary Review 2021 poetry contributor Megan Wildhood " Oh. There Is No Going Back " came to me in an instant, nearly...