‘Immediate Song’ Is a Lush, Sparkling Book of Poetry
In his fifth collection, “poet of things” Dan Bogen begs us to pay attention.
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Two New Poetry Collections That Grapple With Climate Change
‘Losing Miami’ and ‘Casting Deep Shade’ offer two distinct perspectives.
How Hala Alyan Creates New Memories through Poetry
A conversation with the poet/novelist on ‘The Twenty-Ninth Year’
3 Contemporary Poets on the Body and the Interior Life
In this month’s Poetry Today: Steven Sanchez, Amy Sayre Baptista, and Shara Lessley.
3 Contemporary Poets on Suffering, Sorrow, and Truth
Ruben Quesada speaks with Ada Limón, Blas Falconer, and Ben Purkert.
The Poetry Shortlist for the 2018 Chicago Review of Books Awards
Our judges picked the 6 best Chicago-based poetry books of 2018.
3 Contemporary Poets on Identity, Form, and Politics
In looking back at the history of poetry collections, readers can glimpse a poet’s sense of the world. Muriel RukeyserContinue Reading
Josh Roark Is Hungry For a New Poetry ‘Frontier’
A conversation with the editor of ‘Frontier Poetry’ and ‘Palette Poetry.’
‘The Carrying’ Is Ada Limón’s Most Personal Poetry Yet
The National Book Award finalist is back with another blistering collection of poems.
What Does a Poet Actually Do?
A conversation with Rebecca Morgan Frank, editor of ‘Memorious.’
