TriQuarterly 128

Since its founding at Northwestern University in 1964, TriQuarterly has remained one of the most widely admired and important literary magazines in the country. Under the editorial direction of poet Susan Firestone Hahn, TriQuarterly continues to publish the best work of both established and new poets and fiction writers.

 

TriQuarterly 128 has been dubbed the “Ultra-talk” issue by its editors Barbara Hamby and David Kirby. The ultra-talk poem, as coined by poet Mark Halliday, is “one in which detailed anecdotes, bits of pop culture past and present, and references to books are woven together, as though the poet is saying, ‘These seven or eleven things are swirling in my head and I feel an emotional circuit among them and this poem is trying to light up the whole circuit.’”
Barbara Hamby
David Kirby
Albert Goldbarth
Lucia Perillo
Stephen Dobyns
Tony Hoagland
Mark Halliday
Susan Wood
Jon Schneider
Josh Bell
Gerald Stern
Catherine Bowman
Billy Collins
Richard Howard
B.H. Fairchild
Jason Bredle
Denise Duhamel
Dean Young
Cate Marvin
Phyllis Moore
Charles Harper Webb
Adrian Blevins
Stephen Dunn
Cecilia Llompart
Bob Hicok
Gabriel Gudding
Richard Cecil
Sharon Olds
Dorianne Laux
Jynne Dilling Martin
Rodney Jones
Andrew Hudgins
Robert Wrigley
Polina Barskova
Kim Addonizio
Lawrence Raab
Campbell McGrath
Daniel Bortzutzky
Carl Dennis
Gregory Djanikian
Thomas Lux
Steve Fellner
Margaret Benbow
Adrian C. Louis
Aimee Nezhukumatathil
Natasha Rocas
Martha Silano
John Rybicki
Steve Scafidi
David Clewell
Cathleen Calbert
Caroline Knox
Roy Jacobstein
Nin Andrews
Danielle Pafunda
Joseph Millar
Dick Allen
Amy Gerstler
Wanda Coleman
Khaled Mattawa
Cynie Cory
Joyelle McSweeney
James Hall
Tom C. Hunley
Jill Drumm
David Graham