“Let Go”: On Tommy Pico’s “Feed”
Will Clark reviews “Feed,” the new book by Tommy Pico.
"I have nothing to say, and I am saying it, and that is poetry." — John Cage
Will Clark reviews “Feed,” the new book by Tommy Pico.
Will ClarkNov 19, 2019
Lisa Russ Spaar takes a second look at second books by poets L. E. Sissman and Lynn Martin.
Lisa Russ SpaarNov 14, 2019
Jake Fuchs relishes the grim wit of “Last Pages” by Oscar Mandel while pondering whether its author is "essentially cheerful."
Jake FuchsNov 12, 2019
Will Brewbaker wades into “The River Twice” by Kathleen Graber.
Will BrewbakerNov 9, 2019
Lois P. Jones speaks to poet David Whyte, whose latest collection is “The Bell and the Blackbird.”
Lois P. JonesNov 7, 2019
Natasha Boyd considers “The Undying” by Anne Boyer.
Natasha BoydNov 4, 2019
A conversation between poets John James and Christopher Kondrich.
Christopher Kondrich, John JamesNov 1, 2019
Kevin O’Rourke considers “The Problem of the Many” by Timothy Donnelly.
Kevin O’RourkeOct 27, 2019
LARB presents the October installment of “Real Life Rock Top 10,” a monthly column by cultural critic Greil Marcus.
Greil MarcusOct 25, 2019
Brett Beasley considers "The Collected Works of Gerard Manley Hopkins: Sermons and Spiritual Writings," recently released by Oxford University Press.
Brett BeasleyOct 16, 2019
B. K. Fischer considers “NOS (disorder, not otherwise specified)” by Aby Kaupang and Matthew Cooperman.
B. K. FischerOct 11, 2019
“Five Oceans in a Teaspoon,” the new collaboration between poet Dennis J. Bernstein and artist Warren Lehrer, is a masterpiece of poetic visualization...
Johanna DruckerOct 10, 2019