A Collection of Poetry by Tyler Vile
In a garden of weeds a worm recedes through red clay, covering itself with tender coats of treason and slithers…
Author: Tyler Vile
Tyler Vile is a physically disabled queer transwoman who writes and performs poetry, fiction, creative non-fiction, essays, and much more. She has been published in The Bicycle Review, The Round-Up Writer’s Zine, and Bluestockings Magazine. She is founding editor of Gender Justice Review, a regular contributor to Punk Globe Magazine, and has performed at Washington, DC’s Capturing Fire.
Pikesville Giant and Poor Devotee
She said, “Oh, honey, my heart goes out to you!” I kept on going. Dragging my walker down the frozen…
Russell Edson and the Strange Shape of Literature to Come
Like the character of the toy maker, Edson constructs his own worlds with parts of thoughts and feelings. His worlds…
A Poem by Tyler Kutner
Absurd. Surreal. These are words that could describe a line like "Opening myself to orange diamonds / I color the…