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Commentary |January 6, 2026

on The Poems of Seamus Heaney, edited by Rosie Lavan, Bernard O’Donoghue & Matthew Hollis

reviewed by Christian Detisch

“From the first, his poems dug down into memory to find their source. Or, more precisely, the excavation of memory — both personal and cultural, and the continuity he sought in it — is his subject.”
Poetry |January 6, 2026

“Outcast” & “Kenosha”

two poems by Thea Matthews

“Not everyone has money / to repair damage from evil. / My job here is to protect / the people and their businesses. / Dad lives here. / Mom drove me here.”
Poetry |January 6, 2026

“Who’s There?” “At Speed” & “Stray”

three poems by Rae Armantrout

“I was surprised when the figure I had taken for a statue or a standing stone opened its arms to receive the woman running from a nearby door and became a man.”
Commentary |January 6, 2026

on Transit, poems by David Baker

reviewed by Michael Collins

“So many varieties of transit take place, between modes of consciousness, different forms and self-states of writing and reading, awareness of experience, mortality, and textual legacy.”

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We warmly welcome your submission of original or translated writing: poetry, short story and flash fiction, conventional and lyric essay, cross-genre writing, text and image. We also publish photo essays.

You may email your work, attached as a Word doc, to seawallsubmissions[at]gmail[dot]com. Poetry: 3-6 poems. Flash prose (essay, memoir, fiction), send 3-5 pieces. Longer prose, no specific length requirements. Include a few lines of autobiographia in your email message.

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