A Man’s Old-Water Soul Town Clarence stands out back burning the carbons of old checkbooks, watching the ashes tell tales about how he’s spent his...
Review – Let us Live Fully: On Caits Meissner’s Let It Die Hungry by Jahan Mantin
The title of Caits Meissner’s second book of poetry, Let It Die Hungry, conjures up images of a mother’s wizened breast, taunting the open mouth of her...
Winter Contest Update by Issue 55’s Managing Editor, Nicola Sebastian
Dear fellow readers and writers, As the leaves are starting to turn, our journal’s pages are filling up with some truly amazing fiction, poetry,...
Submit NOW: Print Submissions End TOMORROW 9/30
You have two days left to submit for Issue 55 of the Columbia Journal. Don’t miss your chance to be published! Submit here.
Poetry by Sherrill D. Wilson: Holding the Vision, Artifacts…
Sherrill D Wilson, PhD Urban Anthropologist Full biography below Holding the Vision I pray you are well… I pray you are calm with a steady...
Poetry by Robert Levy: Wanting to Scream; Respect; The Weeping Woman
Poetry by Robert Levy Published July 28th, 2016 Wanting to Scream Say you are hung over, noxious, fragile, and your truculent, recalcitrant eye finds itself...
Poetry by Dylan Macdonald
By Dylan Macdonald She Can’t Stand Much Longer on the City 6 Bus I wish she would unzip her high-heeled shoes, and step...