Our latest Summer 2023 Issue of The Café Review continues our mission to bring Maine poetry to the world and poetry from around the world to Maine featuring an interview with Daisy Zamora conducted by Steve Luttrell and poetry by Stephen Bett, Debra Conner, Rick Doyle, Luis Garcia, Kim Groninga, Andy Hacanis, Ronald Koertge, Steve Luttrell, Dan Murphy, Gerry Murphy, Dion O’Reilly, Royal Rhodes, Clair Scott, Nina Serrano, Pam Burr Smith, Francisco Muñoz Soler, Cammy Thomas, A.D. Winans, Daisy Zamora and Fred Zirm. It also features artwork by Susan Abbott, Allan Bealy, Barry Britton, Mike Cockrill, David Connor, Walter Crump, Steve Dilworth, Red Grooms, Carol Heft, Barbara Kroll, Jim Larimer, Chris Liberti, Krista Luttrell, Paul Minotto, Alexander Rusov, Anthony Savage and William Wray with reviews by Carl Little and Craig Sipe.
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Interview with Daisy Zamora
Poetry Excerpts from this Issue
Zelda Fitzgerald: New York, NY. April, 1922
You vow not to steal
We are inVogue
Underbelly
To Catch a Leaf
The Trouble
The Singing Nest
The Role of Great Art
The Night Kitchen
The Great Contender
Techie Blues
Summer Morning Sunset District
Spring Morning
Rough Translation
Plaques You Won’t Find on the Shore of the Penobscot River in Bucksport
Optical Illusion
Open Source
One Too Many Poets One Too Many Poetry Readings
Lunar Epigraphs
Love is Strange
Love // Kill
Invisible Man Signs Up For Tinder
Insta Surfing
Inhabiting the Sound Gaps
In a Moment
Hatred Strikes Them Incessantly
Folklore 480
F. Scott Fitzgerald: Juan-les-Pins, France. November, 1926
Excerpt from a Letter to My Mother
California Story
Before you were the red truck
Beach Walk
Balloon
An Orphan in the City of Paradise
After/Math
A Place to Call Home
A Herd of Poets
A Fading Band
A Diego Rivera on Valencia Street
