Josh Roark Is Hungry For a New Poetry ‘Frontier’
A conversation with the editor of ‘Frontier Poetry’ and ‘Palette Poetry.’
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‘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.’
Kimiko Hahn’s Poetry Begs Us to Pay Attention
Her new collection ‘Brood’ finds beauty in the smallest details.
Sarah Warren on Poetry and the Racialization of Women’s Bodies
Every year, our sister site, the online literary magazine Arcturus, hosts a poetry contest. This year the contest was judged byContinue Reading
These ‘American Sonnets’ Confront Trump With Poetry
After the 2016 election, many Americans felt lost—and still do. In the writing community, the question that kept popping upContinue Reading
Carrie Olivia Adams on Poetry that Challenges
A conversation with the poetry editor of Black Ocean.
The Surprising Poetry of Everyday Chicago Routines
A conversation with Amy Lipman, author of ‘Getting Dressed.’
Rachel Mennies on Shallow Poetry: “I’d Rather Jump in an Ocean”
A conversation with the poet, professor, and AGNI editor.
Poetry as Creative Freedom: An Interview with Dustin Pearson
The author of ‘Millennial Roost’ on meta-poetry and more.
