Author Archives: Victor D. Infante

In the history of any literary journal, there are a few instances where the editors are forced to reflect on the debt that they owe to certain individuals, and how that debt can never truly be repaid. For Radius, and … Continue reading→

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‘Civil Service,’ by Gary Duehr

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April 9, 2018 by author

Victor D. Infante

Civil Service
By Gary Duehr

This is the winter of dissing content,
Of people trying to figure out what everything’s meant.
In Boston, the streets are slush.
A couple feet so far, another on its way … Continue reading→

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Invented Forms: The Pythku

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April 5, 2018 by author

Victor D. Infante

By Robert Wynne

The Pythku is a variation on the Haiku, utilizing Pythagorean triples for syllable counts. Either the “3-4-5” or “5-12-13” triple can be used. You can write a single, 3-line Pythku, or a Pythku Sequence, in which each … Continue reading→

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