There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
B.A. Van Sise
B.A. Van Sise is an author and photographic artist with three monographs: the visual poetry anthology Children of Grass with Mary-Louise Parker, Invited to Life with Sabrina Orah Mark, and On the National Language with DeLanna Studi. He is a two-time winner of the Independent Book Publishers Awards gold medal, a two-time Prix de la Photographie Paris winner, an Anthem Award winner for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, a finalist for the Rattle Poetry Prize and Kenyon Poetry Prize, and a winner of the Lascaux Prize for Nonfiction.
The Civilian Conservation Corps
A hundred years ago, your grandfather was here and now, in you, he’s here again. He has a full forest for his last will and testament. For four million years it was, here, perfect, until America mobilized its teeming teenagers to head west, young men bound for the boundless beauty of virgin land, to set […]
October
You make me want to use month as a verb. Take you somewhere warm, where oranges are evergreen. It’s obscene to think of all the wholesome things we could do together: ride out bad weather on wooden porches, light garden torches and read by firelight. Fill cups with sunsets and drink them in, cocktails chilled […]