A cagibi is a place where things are often gathered pell-mell, which comes from the French word pêle-mêle, a state of affairs characterized by the random mixing of things, a chaotic state of affairs that also opens the door to unexpected discovery. In that spirit, we encourage you to skip around the contents of Cagibi Issue 2, to discover a work of prose or poetry you’d like to sink down into. We expect it will stay with you, and we hope you’ll be inspired to share it.
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Issue 2
April 2018
- Three Poems by Michael Poage - The Colosseum, Rome // Mass, San Carlo Church, Florence // Italy
- It Is the Breath That Spins the Living - by Edytta A. Wojnar
- Hurricane Season - by Michelle Lizet Flores
- Siren Song - by M.J. Tenerelli
- Italy - by Michael Poage
- Unpunctuated Sonnet - by Joseph O. Legaspi
- Who is Antonia Pozzi? Translation and Introduction by Amy Newman - Shame // Sickbed Thoughts // Shipwrecks // Fallow Deer
- A Test I Knew I Could Pass - by Kim Magowan and Michelle Ross
- Music for the People in the Shadows - by Beatriz L. Seelaender
- A Letter from Špindlerův Mlýn - by Seth Rogoff
- Map - by Cathleen Cohen
- Inverted Maps - by Elizabeth T. Gray, Jr.
- The Missing of the Great War - by Elizabeth T. Gray, Jr.
- Empty Stairs // Tóm Trappa - by Jóanes Nielsen, trans. Matthew Landrum
- Salt - by Joseph LoGuidice
- Get Away: A Video Poem - by Shura Chernozatonskaya (aka Skaya)
- The Colosseum, Rome - by Michael Poage
- the accidental portrait - by Rachel Nicholls
- The Relief - by Elizabeth T. Gray, Jr.
- Spellbinding Monotony: Postcard from Provincetown - by Richard LeBlond
- Postcard from Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina - by Michael Poage
- Crossing Pleasure Avenue (book excerpt) - by Karen Hildebrand, from her forthcoming poetry collection, Crossing Pleasure Avenue
- aurora - by Joseph O. Legaspi
- Up the Road With a Hen in the Basket - by Tatiana Bonch-Osmolovskaya
- Friends of Mr Mu - by Philip Keenan
- Little Parrots - by Kevin Richard Kaiser
- On Memory With No Devices - by Mary Margaret Alvarado
- J.H.O. Djurhuus - by Jóanes Nielsen, trans. Matthew Landrum
- Mass, San Carlo Church, Florence - by Michael Poage
- But You Knew This - by Elizabeth T. Gray, Jr.
- Three Poems by Joseph O. Legaspi - aurora // Two Figures on a Boat // Unpunctuated Sonnet
- A Bit of Her Baraka: Interview with Translator Rachael Small - by Cagibi
- Seventeen Reasons I Slept in a Bathtub on a Thursday Night - by Emma A. Hill
- I Want to Believe - by Cyndy Cendagorta
- Two Figures on a Boat - by Joseph O. Legaspi
- Sixteen Years // Sekstan Ár - by Jóanes Nielsen, trans. Matthew Landrum
- Turning Up Shadows - by Jem Patrick Moore
- On Writing: Big D.A.T.A. Techniques for Creating Characters on the Page - by Joseph Salvatore
- The Inside Room (book excerpt) - by Lisa Andrews, from her forthcoming poetry collection, The Inside Room
- White Knuckles and Broken Cars - by Lexi Vranick
- In Translation: Three Poems by Jóanes Nielsen, trans. Matthew Landrum - J.H.O. Djurhuus | Empty Stairs // Tóm Trappa | Sixteen Years // Sekstan Ár
- Four Poems by Elizabeth T. Gray, Jr. - The Missing of the Great War // But You Knew This // Inverted Maps // The Relief
- Rooftop - by Nic Anstett
- Would You Like a Parable with Your Coffee? Postcard from Woody Point - by Richard LeBlond
- The Bees - by Kenneth J. Pruitt
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