Poetry

"I have nothing to say, and I am saying it, and that is poetry." — John Cage

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  The Amazing Gorilla: An Interview with Rusty Morrison

  Julian Gewirtz interviews Rusty Morrison.

  Julian GewirtzJan 20, 2016

  • Poetry

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  Listening to the Black National Anthem on Repeat

  DéLana R.A. Dameron in conversation with poet and editor Hafizah Geter about Charleston and "the time of Ferguson"

  DéLana R.A. DameronJan 18, 2016

  • Poetry

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  Reconsidering Claudia Rankine’s Citizen: An American Lyric. A Symposium, Part II

  A symposium on Claudia Rankine's "Citizen: An American Lyric."

  Catherine Zuromskis, Daniel Worden, Kenneth W. Warren, Lisa UddinJan 7, 2016

  • Literary Criticism

  • Poetry

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  Reconsidering Claudia Rankine’s Citizen: An American Lyric. A Symposium, Part I

  A symposium on Claudia Rankine's "Citizen: An American Lyric."

  Daniel Worden, Evie Shockley, Maria A. Windell, Roderick A. FergusonJan 6, 2016

  • Literary Criticism

  • Poetry

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  Somewhere Between the Two: The Extracurricular Education of Poet Hannah Sanghee Park

  Hannah Sanghee Park’s poems accelerate by breaking down.

  Jessica LaserJan 5, 2016

  • Education

  • Poetry

• Etymologies of Sadness

  Park tests whether the abstract contingency of language could express something about the unresolvedness of feelings themselves.

  Marta FiglerowiczJan 5, 2016

  • Poetry

• The Sinking Ship of the Into

  What happened to the poet Christopher Gilbert?

  Ed PavlićJan 4, 2016

  • Poetry

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  People in My Imagination: Five Questions and Five Answers with Corina Copp

  Dorothea Lasky interviews Corina Copp

  Dorothea LaskyJan 3, 2016

  • Poetry

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  People in My Imagination: Five Questions and Five Answers with Roxane Gay

  Dorothea Lasky interviews Roxane Gay

  Dorothea LaskyJan 2, 2016

  • Poetry

• The Steady Unraveling of Days

  On "Tree Heresies" by William Wright.

  Win BassettJan 2, 2016

  • Poetry

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  People in My Imagination: Five Questions and Five Answers with Kate Durbin

  Dorothea Lasky interviews Kate Durbin about her latest book, E! Entertainment.

  Dorothea LaskyJan 1, 2016

  • Poetry

• Withstanding Scrutiny

  Eve Wood reviews Adam Kirsch's "Emblems of the Passing World," a book combining his own poems and the photography of August Sander.

  Eve WoodDec 20, 2015

  • Poetry