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Machine Guns Loaded with Pomegranate Seeds, by Mike Allen (11/19/12): Poetry.; A thousand Persephones lie bleeding in the Lethe
Kandinsky's Galaxy, by Mike Allen (4/9/12): Poetry.; The calming void / came to him each time he closed his eyes
Carrington's Ferry, by Mike Allen (1/23/12): Poetry.; but as the taxi rushed the Lisbon streets / a voice heard from the wrong end / of a trumpet whispered new instructions / and she demanded instead the embassy / to Mexico
La Donna del Lago, by Mike Allen (8/22/11): Poetry.; as he drowned unknowing, / pursued her murmur down into the deeps.
Reviews for the week of 1/17/11: Review.; Monday: Packing for Mars: The Curious Science of Life in the Void by Mary Roach, reviewed by Karen Burnham
Wednesday: Tron: Legacy, reviewed by Shaun Duke
Friday: Clockwork Phoenix 3: New Tales of Beauty and Strangeness, edited by Mike Allen, reviewed by Hannah Strom-Martin
Deluge, by Mike Allen (11/16/09): Poetry.; When he learned he could drink the stars, he vowed / that even one burning sphere could never be enough
Rattlebox III, by Mike Allen, Kendall Evans, & David C. Kopaska-Merkel (7/27/09): Poetry.; Skinner's daughter is or is not / within the box, a paradox. / Is she learning an algebraic maze?
Ascending, by Mike Allen (1/5/09): Poetry.; The escalator, rolling ever down, / has reached an end at last and here you lie
Mondrian's War, by Mike Allen (8/18/08): Poetry.; When did he first discover this gift for equilibrium? / An urgent revelation in a haystack-mounded field?
Freebasing the Moon, by Mike Allen (6/25/07): Poetry.; Silver glitters in his cratered eyes
Reviews for the week of 4/2/07: Review.; Monday: Jon Armstrong's Grey, reviewed by Richard Larson
Tuesday: Mike Allen's Mythic 2, reviewed by Donna Royston
Wednesday: Matthew Hughes' Majestrum, reviewed by Siobhan Carroll
Thursday: Shortlist Overview: the 2007 Philip K. Dick Award, reviewed by Nicholas Whyte
Reviews for the week of 7/3/06: Review.; Monday: Nintendo Recent Release Roundup: Fresh Faces on Old Favorites in the Palm of Your Hand, reviewed by Erin Hoffman
Tuesday: Steve Cockayne's The Good People, reviewed by Farah Mendlesohn
Wednesday: Jon Courtenay Grimwood's End of the World Blues, reviewed by David Soyka
Thursday: Mythic, edited by Mike Allen, reviewed by Donna Royston
lis pendens, by Mike Allen (6/26/06): Poetry.; I filed suit for your soul today.
The Journey to Kailash, by Mike Allen (1/23/06): Poetry.; I tell him I know a doctor / who can do something about that nose.
Interview: Jane Yolen, by Mike Allen (11/14/05): Article.; "I don't sit around defining my poetic leanings. But I have read a lot of folklore, which redefines the way I see the world...[o]r underlines it anyway."
The Strip Search, by Mike Allen (10/3/05): Poetry.; I thought I'd tossed all my hope away, / but when I stepped through the Gate, it still pinged.
Picasso's Rapture, by Mike Allen (6/6/05): Poetry.; handsome, sullen, clad in / diamonds of rose and black, / wearing Harlequin's peaked hat, / the nature of his magic / as yet unsculpted.
Rattlebox, by David C. Kopaska-Merkel and Mike Allen (5/30/05): Poetry.; heat shimmer veils Heisenberg / details—the expected can never happen here, / but sometimes it just might.
Speculative Poetry: A Symposium, Part 2 of 2, by Mike Allen, Alan DeNiro, Theodora Goss, and Matthew Cheney (ed.) (5/9/05): Article.; "I'm not sure that poetry is more emancipatory than fiction, but I do think that speculative fiction and poetry have a particular emancipatory power."
Speculative Poetry: A Symposium, Part 1 of 2, by Mike Allen, Alan DeNiro, Theodora Goss, and Matthew Cheney (ed.) (5/2/05): Article.; "When I say that I'm concerned about newer SF poets not knowing the history of SF poetry, I'm also saying, even proclaiming with a shade of defiance, that there is a history to learn."
Chagall's Lamp, by Mike Allen (3/7/05): Poetry.; She shone from inside, / her skin like sunlit clouds, / her eyelashes pins of light.
Strange Cargo, by Mike Allen (12/6/04): Poetry.; The train slides toward the hill-concealed horizon, / a mammoth serpent winding through the tall grass,
Space War, by Mike Allen (6/14/04): Poetry.; SPACE went to war with itself at 8:20 Tuesday morning / on the phony oriental rug in my living room.
How I Will Outwit the Time Thieves, by Mike Allen (12/22/03): Poetry.; at last I see this conspiracy / for what it is: a temporal embezzlement
Pulse, by Mike Allen (9/22/03): Poetry.; Red pulse black pulse blue pulse sound thrums / quantum chance rhythm beats with subatomic / possibilities that pulse up pulse down pulse with
Mrs. Rigsby's Fatecast, by Mike Allen (9/1/03): Poetry.; And if you happen to be Mrs. Hilda Rigsby, / do not walk down Coralview Avenue at 10:38 / this evening. . . .
Metarebellion, by Mike Allen (11/4/02): Poetry.; This is the time, the Soothspeaker said, / the webbing of her mind filled with tangles / of light, the clusters of her eyes pressed / shut.
Seventh Coming, by Mike Allen and Ian Watson (10/14/02): Poetry.; One Messiah in particular became rather famous.

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