“Why Should I Venerate?”: Walt Whitman at 200
David S. Wallace reflects on Walt Whitman’s bicentennial.
"I have nothing to say, and I am saying it, and that is poetry." — John Cage
David S. Wallace reflects on Walt Whitman’s bicentennial.
David S. WallaceOct 6, 2019
Art Beck meditates on the nature of the Latin epigram and offers his translations of Martial.
Art BeckOct 4, 2019
Anthony Mostrom gets a taste of “On Drinking” by Charles Bukowski, edited by Abel Debritto.
Anthony MostromOct 1, 2019
Jacob Edmond's "Make It the Same" should be celebrated not only for what the book does well, but also for what it makes possible for scholars to do...
Walt HunterSep 27, 2019
Sophia Stewart considers parasocial relationships through the lens of poetry.
Sophia StewartSep 14, 2019
Shoshana Olidort talks to poets Alicia Ostriker and Erika Meitner.
Shoshana OlidortSep 12, 2019
Nathan Scott McNamara reviews Naja Marie Aidt’s “When Death Takes Something from You Give It Back,” translated from the Danish by Denise Newman.
Nathan Scott McNamaraSep 10, 2019
Harvard University believes they own Emily Dickinson's copyrights. Do they? Seth Perlow delves into the scandal of the Dickinson archive.
Seth PerlowSep 9, 2019
Tom Teicholz looks at “Portraits Without Frames” by Lev Ozerov.
Tom TeicholzSep 5, 2019
A celebrated Greek poet limns the beauty and inventiveness of Los Angeles’s Skid Row.
Toti O’BrienSep 2, 2019
Declan Ryan considers “The Art of Voice” by Tony Hoagland.
Declan RyanAug 25, 2019
Lisa Russ Spaar appreciates second collections of poems by Barbara Guest and Gracie Leavitt.
Lisa Russ SpaarAug 25, 2019