The Growler

What is a haunting in popular imagination if not a ghost inhabiting a house, refusing to leave or to let go of its human presence there?...

Matthew Tuckner’s poem “Lincoln Logs, invented by John Lloyd Wright, son of well-known architect Frank Lloyd Wright,” appearing in issue...

In the poem, which originally appears in Bear Review, Vol. 5, Issue 2, the listener looks back with Macri, a “mother heavy with all she...

This gorgeous and compact poem won Bear Review’s first annual Michelle Boisseau Poetry Prize for a single outstanding piece. While...

In this reimagining of the classic fairytale, the children are not in control. This is no happy ending.

Seems everything's virtual now, but the trend won't last forever, thankfully. Things are looking up, but we are getting through with...