Established in 2002, revived in 2023
SHŌ NO. 7 | Summer 2025 Shō No. 7 features 67 poems by 48 poets.Order your copy here. Cover Art:Tanya Rastogi, Interim, 2025. 20″ x 20″, acrylic on canvas. Amber Adams is a 2025 National Endowment for the Arts fellow and the author of Becoming Ribbons (Unicorn Press, 2022) which was a finalist for the …
Shō No. 7 (Summer 2025)View issue Amber AdamsEmily Adams-AucoinHannah Keziah AgustinAi KhanoumAldo Amparánsterling-elizabeth arcadiaMichael BazzettJared BeloffAaron Caycedo-KimuraM. Cynthia CheungChristian J. CollierWill CordeiroCrystal CoxSean Thomas DoughertyBobby ElliottDanielle Shandiin Emerson Clare FlanaganMatthew GellmanKelly GraySaúl HernándezSara HovdaAmorak HueyOlivia JacobsonVasvi KejriwalDaniel LurieJenna MartínezMalia MaxwellRishona MichaelTim ModerAsheley Nova NavarroOhia, Ernest ChigaemezuKunjana Parashar Paige PassantinoNina C. PeláezSofia RasicRemi RecchiaMallory RodenbergBrooke SahniJoan …
Erica Abbott (she/her) is a Philadelphia-based poet and writer whose work has previously appeared or is forthcoming in Stone Circle Review, Pirene’s Fountain, Philadelphia Stories, Midway Journal, and other journals. She is the author of Self-Portrait as a Sinking Ship, is a Best of the Net nominee, and is a poetry editor for Variant Literature. …
Sage Ravenwood on “Leonard Peltier’s Plea for Clemency,” pp. 10: Leonard Peltier is a Native American man of Lakota and Dakota descent, an enrolled member of the Turtle Mountain Chippewa tribe. To many despite tribe affiliations he is a hero; to the FBI he’s a member of the American Indian Movement (AIM) convicted of two …
(SUMMER/FALL 2023) / Purchase Shō No. 3 Ally Ang is a gaysian poet and editor based in Seattle. Their work is published in Columbia Journal, ANMLY, Bellingham Review, The Journal, and elsewhere. Ally is the recipient of fellowships and support from the National Endowment for the Arts, Artist Trust, and the Jack Straw Writers Program. …
