POETRY

Fuck the Poetry Police: On the Index of Major Literary Prizes in the United States

Dan Sinykin breaks down the Post45 Data Collective set on literary awards compiled by Stephanie Young and Juliana Spahr....

DAN SINYKIN

LITERARY CRITICISM

LITERARY FICTION

POETRY

Generational Trauma and the Ukrainian Diaspora: On Olena Jennings’s “The Age of Secrets”

Nicole Yurcaba reviews Olena Jennings’s new poetry collection “The Age of Secrets.”...

NICOLE YURCABA

POETRY

Wanting Song: On Peter Cole’s “Draw Me After”

Rachel Kaufman considers Peter Cole’s new collection of poems, “Draw Me After.”...

RACHEL KAUFMAN

POETRY

Trivial, Vulgar, and Exalted: Revisiting J. V. Cunningham’s “The Exclusions of a Rhyme”

Paul Pastor reviews a new edition of J. V. Cunningham’s collection of poems and epigrams, “The Exclusions of a Rhyme.”...

PAUL J. PASTOR

POETRY

What Is the Secret of Chernivtsi?: A Conversation with Ihor Pomerantsev

Kate Tsurkan speaks with Ihor Pomerantsev about the literary vitality of Ukraine and the value of poetry during wartime....

KATE TSURKAN

AROUND THE WORLD

POETRY

To Draw the Mortal Hours: On James Matthew Wilson’s “The Strangeness of the Good”

Patrick Kurp appreciates the humility and plain speech of James Matthew Wilson’s poetic chronicle of the pandemic in “The Strangeness of the Good.”...

PATRICK KURP

POETRY

To Speak Upon the Ashes: On Peter Sacks’s “Resistance”

Isabel Ruehl reviews Peter Sacks’s first solo exhibition, “Resistance,” at the Rose Art Museum....

ISABEL RUEHL

DECOLONIZE | DEFUND | ABOLISH

ART & ARCHITECTURE

POETRY

Examining Phillis Wheatley

Hollis Robbins examines the legend of Phillis Wheatley, the first African American published poet....

HOLLIS ROBBINS

BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY

POETRY

I’ve Always Stood in My Truth: A Conversation with Yesika Salgado

Daniel Lisi talks with Yesika Salgado about the fifth anniversary of her breakout poetry collection “Corazón.”...

DANIEL LISI

POETRY

The Tang of Herded Men, and Their Smell: On the Centennial Edition of E. E. Cummings’s “The Enormous Room”

Benjamin Shull reviews a new edition of E. E. Cummings’s “The Enormous Room.”...

BENJAMIN SHULL

FICTION

MEMOIR & ESSAY

POETRY

A Communion of Pathless Solitudes: On Adam Nicolson’s “The Making of Poetry”

Joshua Hren reviews Adam Nicolson’s “The Making of Poetry: Coleridge, the Wordsworths, and Their Year of Marvels.”...

JOSHUA HREN

LITERARY CRITICISM

BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY

POETRY

Memento Mori: On Lauren Haldeman’s “Team Photograph”

Lee Thomas takes a look at Lauren Haldeman’s experimental graphic novel “Team Photograph.”...

LEE THOMAS

MEMOIR & ESSAY

COMICS

POETRY

Eco-Relations: On Jody Gladding’s “I entered without words” and Forrest Gander’s “Your Nearness”

Susan McCabe reviews Jody Gladding’s “I entered without words” and Forrest Gander’s “Your Nearness.”...

SUSAN MCCABE

POETRY

I Also Split in Two: On Sara Deniz Akant’s “Hyperphantasia” and Jessica Laser’s “Planet Drill”

Noah Warren reviews Sara Deniz Akant’s “Hyperphantasia” and Jessica Laser’s “Planet Drill.”...

NOAH WARREN

POETRY

Forever in Unfinishing: On Adam Tavel’s “Rubble Square”

Jane Zwart reviews Adam Tavel’s latest collection of poetry, “Rubble Square.”...

JANE ZWART

POETRY

Lyrics in Search of an Allegory: On Three Recent Books from Rachel Hadas

Sunil Iyengar reviews Rachel Hadas’s recent collections of poems, “Love and Dread” and “Pandemic Almanac,” alongside “Piece By Piece: Selected Prose.”...