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  • Let the Poets Speak! – Merrill Oliver Douglas

    Merrill Oliver Douglas Bio Merrill Oliver Douglas is the author of the poetry chapbook Parking Meters into Mermaids (Finishing Line Press, 2020). Her poems have appeared in Baltimore Review, Barrow Street, Tar River Poetry, Stone Canoe, Little Patuxent Review and Gyroscope Review,among others. She lives near Binghamton, New York. Find more poets reading their work on the Gyroscope Review main page, search…

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  • Spring 2022 Issue

    Spring 2022 Issue

    Welcome the Spring 2022 Issue of Gyroscope Review! We’re so glad you’re here. Join us in welcoming our Seventh Anniversary Issue of Gyroscope Review with outstanding work by the following poets: Testimony Akinkunmi, Susan Barry-Schulz, Stuart Bartow, Lois Bassen, Lisa Bledsoe, Lavina Blossom, Dorothy Brooks, Mary Lou Buschi, Wendy Carlisle, Noah Cohen-Greenberg, David Colodney, John…

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  • Let the Poets Speak! – Jude Hopkins

    Jude Hopkins Bio Jude Hopkins was one of the runners-up in Proximity Magazine’s 2018 Personal Essay Contest, judged by Hanif Abdurraqib, for her essay “The Diagnosis.” She has also published in The Los Angeles Times and has had poems published in Timber Creek Review, Gyroscope Review, and California Quarterly, among other journals. https://judehopkins.withknown.com/ Website: https://www.judehopkinswriting.net/ Find…

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  • Interview with Poet Marc Alan Di Martino

    Interview with Poet Marc Alan Di Martino

    GR: Marc Alan Di Martino , thanks for agreeing to let us interview you for Gyroscope Review. We’re happy you’re one of our contributing poets. Will you please begin by telling us where you are from, what you write, and why poetry? MDM: I’m originally from Maryland, though I spent my twenties in New York…

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