The Centrifugal Eye brings audiences the collected serial works by many of today's contemporary poets. This issue's theme is 12 Months: A Calendar-Style Walk through the Seasons, commemorating our... More > 5th Anniversary. Features include seasonal essays and poems, mini-interviews, stunning photos, and an index of TCE authors from 2005-present. The biggest issue yet!< Less
The Centrifugal Eye brings audiences the collected serial works by many of today's contemporary poets. This issue's theme is Nose Like a Cherry: Scent & Sense Memory. Features a Round-Robin... More > Interview with contributing poets.< Less
The Centrifugal Eye brings audiences the collected serial works by many of today's contemporary poets. This issue's theme is Vacation: Poems of Leaving, Loss & Temporary Place. Feature Interview... More > with Maureen Kingston.< Less
The Centrifugal Eye brings audiences the collected serial works by many of today's contemporary poets. This issue's theme is EcoSolutions: Renewal, Revision, and Recycling. Feature Interview with... More > Richard Schiffman.< Less
The Centrifugal Eye brings audiences the collected serial works by many of today's contemporary poets. This issue's theme is 12 Months: A Calendar-Style Walk through the Seasons, commemorating our... More > 5th Anniversary. Features include seasonal essays and poems, mini-interviews, stunning photos, and an index of TCE authors from 2005-present. The biggest issue yet!< Less
The Centrifugal Eye brings audiences the collected serial works by many of today's contemporary poets. This issue's theme is Troblems & Prubbles. Feature Interview with Esther Greenleaf... More > Mürer.< Less
The Centrifugal Eye brings audiences the collected serial works by many of today's contemporary poets. This issue's theme is Tailor-Made: Craft vs. Commercialism. Special Feature Round-Robin... More > Interview with more than 20 poets. Our biggest issue ever!< Less
The Centrifugal Eye brings audiences the collected serial works by many of today's contemporary poets. This issue's theme is April Has the Cruelest Voice: The Bitter Point-of-View. Feature Interview... More > with Mike Harrell.< Less
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