KIN is on hiatus for indefinite time. Developments in the editors' lives have left us unable to devote the time that KIN properly deserves. We regret this absence, and we regret the confusion resulting from our long period of not clearly announcing this hiatus. We continue to host the poems and self-interviews we've published, and intend to maintain this minimal presence. We hope that one day soon we shall be able to continue with you on this journey.
Poetry
To Live Beyond
By
She is said to carry a wooden box
instead of a basket, the one who appears
when you lay to waste

Topical Poem
Dr. Huxtable's Roofie Lab
By
Beware the smiles of kind old men,
the brownstone flipped and paid in cash,
the "Yes we can!" yelled yet again,
the winners of the market crash.
CREDITS
Cover image is Susitna Glacier, Alaska, a NASA Goddard Space Flight Center image from 2009
Second image is an unattributed stock photo