Contributors

Ilya Kabakov [ + ][ – ]
Franz Kafka [ + ][ – ]
Mauricio Kagel [ + ][ – ]
George Kalamaras [ + ][ – ]
Kwadwo Agymah Kamau [ + ][ – ]
Frederick R. Karl [ + ][ – ]
Ilona Karmel [ + ][ – ]
Robert Karron [ + ][ – ]
Catherine L. Kasper [ + ][ – ]
Vincent Katz [ + ][ – ]
Yasunari Kawabata [ + ][ – ]
Shiraishi Kazuko [ + ][ – ]
Madeline Kearin [ + ][ – ]
Weldon Kees [ + ][ – ]
Michael F. Keezing [ + ][ – ]
Sally Keith [ + ][ – ]
Robert Kelly [ + ][ – ]
Sylvia Kelly [ + ][ – ]
Karla Kelsey [ + ][ – ]
William Kennedy [ + ][ – ]
Hugh Kenner [ + ][ – ]
Lisa Kenner [ + ][ – ]
Etgar Keret [ + ][ – ]
Aaron Jay Kernis [ + ][ – ]
John Kessel [ + ][ – ]
Jascha Kessler [ + ][ – ]
Stephen Kessler [ + ][ – ]
Peter Kettle [ + ][ – ]
Porochista Khakpour [ + ][ – ]
Nora Khan [ + ][ – ]
Asadullah Khan Ghalib [ + ][ – ]
Kevin Killian [ + ][ – ]
Myung Mi Kim [ + ][ – ]
Jamaica Kincaid [ + ][ – ]
Dave King [ + ][ – ]
Maxine Hong Kingston [ + ][ – ]
John Kinsella [ + ][ – ]
Matthew Kirby [ + ][ – ]
Matthew Kirkpatrick [ + ][ – ]
R. B. Kitaj [ + ][ – ]
B. Kite [ + ][ – ]
Caleb Klaces [ + ][ – ]
Laurence Klavan [ + ][ – ]
Alexandra Kleeman [ + ][ – ]
August Kleinzahler [ + ][ – ]
Marshall Klimasewiski [ + ][ – ]
Werner Klüppelholz [ + ][ – ]
Clark Knowles [ + ][ – ]
Nick Kocz [ + ][ – ]
Sheila Kohler [ + ][ – ]
Silvia Kolbowski [ + ][ – ]
Komar & Melamid [ + ][ – ]
Emma Komlos-Hrobsky [ + ][ – ]
Harry Kondoleon [ + ][ – ]
Christopher Kondrich [ + ][ – ]
Arthur Kopit [ + ][ – ]
Aljaž Kovač [ + ][ – ]
Brandon Kreitler [ + ][ – ]
Brandon Krieg [ + ][ – ]
Leena Krohn [ + ][ – ]
Damon Krukowski [ + ][ – ]
Jenna Krumminga [ + ][ – ]
Nancy Kuhl [ + ][ – ]
Ewa Kuryluk [ + ][ – ]
Ozaki Kusatao [ + ][ – ]
Tony Kushner [ + ][ – ]
Okura Kyojin [ + ][ – ]

Connect

e-mail
Submissions

In Print

Vol. 70
Conjunctions:70
Sanctuary: The Preservation Issue
Spring 2018
Edited by Bradford Morrow

Online

Four Poems
by Jessica Grim
September 18, 2018
And in having “lost” a person twenty
years back as if out in these woods as if
looking    will find will be
found
The Orams
by Janice Obuchowski
September 11, 2018
The Oram brothers live up the mountain. Head east on the main road until it crosses the river and forks. Take the fork leading into the woods. Take the road less traveled. Don’t pat yourself on the back for your poet jokes. That is a false poem, and that poet knew it.
Curios
by Michael Parrish Lee
September 4, 2018
The skin is useful for allowing Heather to draw close to other products, to trade touches that result in pleasure, tickles, irritation, and rashes that blister and peel away. Heather’s internal units archive the glistening faces of other products. She wonders how they keep themselves so smooth, so lifelike.
advertisement