Abigail Zimmer’s “Action Poetry” Will Defy Your Assumptions
Abigail Zimmer discusses her new poetry collection ‘girls their tongues’
Tag: Poetry
‘Thousand Star Hotel’ Is A Fierce, Burning Indictment
Bao Phi’s second poetry collection confronts racism in the U.S.
Kevin Coval Answers Weird Questions
About Trump, Rahm Emanuel, and Chicago hip-hop.
Retelling Chicago’s Forgotten Stories
Kevin Coval’s new poetry collection champions the unsung heroes of Chicago history.
Meet the Poet Who Explores Florida’s Weirdness
Erica Bernheim on sinkholes, glory holes, and origami breasts.
Dear Poetry Editor: Anthony Frame at ‘Glass’
Insights on poetry and publishing.
What Will Happen to Our Art Centuries From Now?
On Susan Howe’s new poetry collection, ‘Debths.’
‘Gates & Fields’ Is a Moving Elegy to Everyone You’ve Lost
On Jennifer Firestone’s new poetry collection
Check Out the Spring Issue of ‘Arcturus’
Catch up on everything you missed at our sister literary magazine.
Chicago, Hip Hop, and the Poetry of Witness
Chicago poet Phillip B. Williams on his first book, ‘Thief in the Interior.’
