Joy Harjo on the Power of Poetry, and on Building a Comprehensive Canon of Indigenous Poems
An interview with Joy Harjo, a poet and editor of the new anthology, “When the Light of the World Was Subdued, Our Songs Came Through”.
Category: Interviews
Sonic Relationships and Semantic Rhythms in “Field Music”
An interview with Alexandria Hall about her debut poetry collection, “Field Music.”
Journeys of Self-Discovery in “Bad Tourist”
An interview with Suzanne Roberts about her book, “Bad Tourist.”
Sharing the Spotlight in “Celeste Holm Syndrome”
An interview with the author of “Celeste Holm Syndrome”, David Lazar.
Knocking Poetry Off Its Pedestal in “The Math Campers”
A review of Dan Chiasson’s new book, “The Math Campers.”
Prince’s Bassist on the Purple One’s Genius and the Minneapolis Sound
An interview with Prince’s bassist Brownmark about his book “My Life in the Purple Kingdom.”
Religion, Art, and Britney Spears in ‘Snake’
An interview with author Erica Wright about her latest book ‘Snake.’
The Tactile Experience of History in “Tales of Forgotten Chicago”
An interview with Richard Lindberg, author of the new book “Tales of Forgotten Chicago.”
Recovering Narratives in “Black in the Middle”
An interview with Terrion Williamson editor of the new anthology “Black in the Middle.”
Chronic Complexities in “If the Body Allows It”
An interview with Megan Cummins about her debut short story collection, “If the Body Allows It.”
