Our latest Fall 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 Miho Nonaka conducted by Jefferson Navicky and poetry by Mosab Abu Toha, Neeli Cherkovski, Janay Cosner, Edward Dewar, Nathaniel Dolton–Thornton, Thomas Feeny, A.M. Kennedy, Basil King, Tony Kitt, Antonio Machado, Miho Nonaka, Jane Pfefferkorn, Dan Raphael, Jerome Rothenberg, James H. Schneider, Paul Vangelisti, Harold Van Lonkhuyzen and Margaret Young. It also features artwork by Linda Baker–Cimini, Mike Cockrill, Ann Cohen, K. Scott Davis, Jack Duffy, Dimitris Karlaftopoulos, Basil King, Ariel González Losada, Tom Pirozzoli, Alison Rector and Victor Sachivko with reviews by Amanda Dettmann and Craig Sipe.
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Interview with Daisy Zamora
Poetry Excerpts from this Issue
You Came into My Dream
Yolk Yellow
Work
Wishful
winter XXXXVIII
winter XXXXVII
winter XXXXVI
Wingless
Walking with a Voice
Triangle Dreams
This is not a poem
The Tree that Said Why
The old boat
The Last Kiss
The Ladies of Dotage Drive
Thanks
Spare Parts
Shore Road
Sarah, waiting
Property Line
Prayer
Poet
Ouroboros
Neal Street
Midwestern Erotic
Making the Scene
Keyless
Jealousy, My Attempt
In the Still of the Night
Improvisation 1
Honeybee
El casco roído y verdoso
Echoes
Eastward
Early Easter Morning
During a Time of War
Do Nothing
Crisis Kit
Clouds, Smoke, Alarm away from Gaza
After Migrations
