Back Issues
Sections
-
Recent Posts
- KS16: Letter From the Editor
- KS15: Letter From the Editor
- KS15: Acknowledgements
- Sex Fact: Sex for Teens
- Tip, You Bastards
- Tall Guys, Short Women: Searching for the Opposite
- Ice-Cream-Filled Martini Olives
- Signs: Hardest Moon
- Blasphemous Rumors: Tips for Kindergoth Christian Teens
- Recipe: Pascal’s Chocolate Rum Cake
Tag Archives: Jeff T. Johnson
and we were there
and we were there by Jeff T. Johnson we can inhabit the past a friend tells me on the telephone we were talking about lines the quality of pause he wrote a poem like a conversation i was having with … Continue reading
The Breaks: Quality of Pause at the End of the Line
The Breaks Quality of Pause at the End of the Line by Jeff T. Johnson “THE CONCEPT of the line is fundamental to the concept of poetry itself, for the line is the differentia of verse and prose,” according to The … Continue reading
Virgin Ears: On Reverb
Virgin Ears On Reverb The first time I put on the Thermals’ More Parts Per Million, I hear blown-out vocals, which to me means the singer (in this case, Hutch Harris) is redlining, singing at the top of the levels (though … Continue reading
Posted in Louder Than Words, Virgin Ears
Tagged Jeff T. Johnson, ks15, Tammy Stellanova
Leave a comment
Post Office Days, Bierhall Nights and Hotel Rooms
Post Office Days, Bierhall Nights and Hotel Rooms by Jeff T. Johnson illustration by David Wilson I SPENT most of November living in the Boca Raton Renaissance, Florida, a resort hotel in a wealth-infused wasteland. When I was offered a … Continue reading
Virgin Ears: Karen Dalton, In My Own Time
Virgin Ears: Karen Dalton, In My Own Time Her Voice is a Horn By Jeff Johnson You can’t make it without ever even trying. They aren’t her words, but we never use our own words. We use those that are … Continue reading
Posted in Louder Than Words, Virgin Ears
Tagged Frances Reade, Jeff T. Johnson, KS16
Leave a comment