By Norman Finkelstein
Welcome to the Immanent Foundation. Our headquarters are located in a large house on a hill above the...
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- By Arthur SzeAn architect draws a watercolor depicting two people about to enter a meeting room, while someone on...
- By Anni LiuNotice the theme of floating, our volunteer guide says, pointing to the light gray exterior walls. We take out...
- By Casey ThayerNearly asleep again in my arms after hunger woke her in the middle of the night, my daughter discovers...
- By Ange MlinkoThe hotel showers were splendidly profligate. The aqueduct that fed the big fountains down the street...
- By Biswamit DwibedyThese are all ancient names of what you will once call home. The shape of the fire altar is independent...
- By Ed Roberson1. what the chicago window was for mainly light. the supporting function on the sides opens to let in...
- By John AshberyImpatient as we were for all of them to join us, The land had not yet risen into view: gulls had swept...
- By Reginald GibbonsWhere moonlight angles through the east-west streets, down among the old for America tall buildings ...
- By Stephen SandySewn straw, exact pattern. Fields of rice-sprigs evenly set, a mile of herringbone tweed. The town, ...
- By Terese SvobodaThe jay streaks through the lilacs in color clash. I note down: Invent outdoor birdswing so birds drunk...
- By Orlando WhiteI place a black cloth the size of a dot over his head. Wrap his entire miniscule body with a thread ...
- By Stuart MillsThey are building a shipin a fieldmuch bigger than I should have thoughtsensible.When it is finishedthere...
- By Orlando WhiteA sound-loop hangs from the white gallows of the page: letter j strung up, the crook of her foot postmortem...
- By Cecilia VicuñaStairs & rites not for the foot The building thinks Angular rock Green skyscraper Black ziggurat Miniature...
- By Orlando WhiteUnder diagram of a letter-less paragraph, block white. Silent quadrates, grid imperceptible where the...
- By Rae Armantrout1 About can mean near or nearly. A book can be about something or I can be about to do a thing and then refrain. To refrain...
- By T. R. HummerAlong a derelict railroad, abandoned machinery takes its last tour of duty toward rust. Another town...
- By Valerie MartínezSeaside, and the fragment of one running— calves, ribs, green eyes into water. There he goes. Waves....
