Singing in Anywheresville: On Michael Hofmann’s “One Lark, One Horse”
André Naffis-Sahely reviews “One Lark, One Horse.”...
so, Ecstasy
This piece appears in the LARB Print Quarterly Journal: No. 19, Romance To receive the LARB Quarterly Journal, become a member or purchase a copy at your local bookstore. ¤ so, Ecstasy And after LOVE had wept ...
She-Stag and the Tiger of Wanawutu: Remembering Gregory Corso
This piece appears in the LARB Print Quarterly Journal: No. 19, Romance To receive the LARB Quarterly Journal, become a member or purchase a copy at your local bookstore. ¤ - To Elaine S. and Michelle V. ...
Poetry and Song: The Sublime Spirituals of Kwame Dawes
Emily Sernaker interviews poet Kwame Dawes about his newest collection, “City of Bones.”...
Two Poems: Ars Sequoia // Ars Empathica
These two poems appear in the latest issue of the LARB Print Quarterly Journal: No. 19, Romance To receive the LARB Quarterly Journal, become a member or purchase a copy at your local bookstore. ¤ ...
The State of Poetry: Loud and Live
Dana Gioia reports on the state of poetry in an excerpt from his introduction to “The Best American Poetry 2018.”...
The Trouble You Promised: Reading Tracy K. Smith
Sumita Chakraborty is moved by “Wade in the Water,” the newest collection of poetry by Tracy K. Smith, and all that came before it....
All Architectures I Am: The (Unintended) Legacy of Charles Olson’s Projective Verse
Max Lesser uncovers the unintended legacy of Charles Olson....
When a Love Poet Writes an Epic: Catullus’s “Poem 64”
Daisy Dunn revisits Catullus’s “Poem 64.”...
“Reach Out Your Hand”: On Mark Wagenaar’s “Southern Tongues Leave Us Shining”
Will Brewbaker is transfixed by “Southern Tongues Leave Us Shining,” the latest collection from poet Mark Wagenaar....
A Castle Built on Sand? Ukrainian Literature and Crimea
Stephen Komarnyckyj explores the rich and fragile tradition of Ukrainian literature from Crimea....
Homer for Scalawags: Emily Wilson’s “Odyssey”
Richard H. Armstrong journeys through Emily Wilson’s new translation of Homer’s “Odyssey.”...
