TIMBER

Issue 14.1

Winter 2024

Featured

Isaiah Yonah Back-Gaal, Kurt David

Bridal Suite

Isaiah Yonah Back-Gaal, Kurt David

Isaiah Yonah Back-Gaal, Kurt David

Maia Elgin

The Zoo

Maia Elgin

Maia Elgin

Edward Helfers

Unlearned Behaviors

Edward Helfers

Edward Helfers

Katherine Indermaur

From “In the Days before Language”

Katherine Indermaur

Katherine Indermaur

Philip Jason

What is More Poetry Than Manufacturing Names for Nonexistent Prescription Medications

Philip Jason

Philip Jason

Nathanael Jones

Installation

Nathanael Jones

Nathanael Jones

Belle (Bom) Kim

The Apocalypse Diaries

Belle (Bom) Kim

Belle (Bom) Kim

Nathaniel Lachenmeyer

in the blue white light of this square room

Nathaniel Lachenmeyer

Nathaniel Lachenmeyer

Will Musgrove

The Knife Thrower

Will Musgrove

Will Musgrove

Sayantani Roy

Almost-Friend

Sayantani Roy

Sayantani Roy

Gerard Sarnat

Villainous But Not Quite Villanelle

Gerard Sarnat

Gerard Sarnat

Elise Thi Tran

In another dream

Elise Thi Tran

Elise Thi Tran

Ellen Welcker

IN WHICH THE HORSE

Ellen Welcker

Ellen Welcker

Evan Williams

[Three full moons unfold]

Evan Williams

Evan Williams

Jacqui Zeng

Queers in Love at the End of the World

Jacqui Zeng

Jacqui Zeng

TIMBER Talks

Featured

“A Fearless Inventory”: A Review of Anurag Andra’s Submarine

“A Fearless Inventory”: A Review of Anurag Andra’s Submarine

Striking and Resonant: A Review of Kaveh Akbar's Pilgrim Bell

Striking and Resonant: A Review of Kaveh Akbar's Pilgrim Bell

Moving a Plane Around a Living Room: In Conversation with Zachary Schomburg

Moving a Plane Around a Living Room: In Conversation with Zachary Schomburg

"They deny that the game happened entirely" - A Review of America at Play

"They deny that the game happened entirely" - A Review of America at Play

Lake Life: A Conversation with David James Poissant

Hybrid Forms & Becoming with Jennifer S. Cheng

Hybrid Forms & Becoming with Jennifer S. Cheng

La Frontera is Full of Stories

La Frontera is Full of Stories

On Poetry with Amy M. Alvarez

On Poetry with Amy M. Alvarez

Still Punk: A Review of Wallop

Still Punk: A Review of Wallop