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Poet Laureate Joy Harjo discusses why her accomplishment represents a “doorway of hope” for other indigenous people.
Poet Laureate Joy Harjo discusses why her accomplishment represents a “doorway of hope” for other indigenous people.
Congratulations to Carolyn Forche whose memoir, What You Have Heard Is True, is long listed for the 2019 National Book Awards!
Congratulations to Jericho Brown whose collection of poetry, The Tradition, is long listed for the 2019 National Book Awards!
Alicia Ostriker and Erika Meitner on the intersections of poetry, feminism, and Jewish identity: “yes, women poets write about the body.”
Dunya Mikhail’s In Her Feminine Sign included on this list of The Best Recent Poetry.
Review of Rick Moody’s The Long Accomplishment: “frustrating and fulfilling, linear and digressive, mundane and profound.”
Claudia Rankine and Simon Armitage included on list of booksellers’ top poetry books from last 25 years.
Read “The Man Who Owned Me” by Tracy K Smith: ” I carried him/Like I carried my own children.”
Read this stunning review of Tina Chang’s Hybrida: “a book of kingdoms, forests, wolves, and witches.”
Read Deborah Landau’s piece “We are all soft targets”: “A failure of imagination may prove tragic for us now.”