The New Yorker
The year 2018 in poems, with lyrical moments from Jericho Brown, Joy Harjo, Nick Flynn, and Geffrey Davis.
The year 2018 in poems, with lyrical moments from Jericho Brown, Joy Harjo, Nick Flynn, and Geffrey Davis.
Brenda, Forrest, Aimee, Tracy, Amy! So many gorgeous titles and authors included on this list of The Best Books of 2018!
Review of Forrest Gander’s Be With: a book that probes and explores a question: How do we know where we ourselves begin or end?
Political poetry is hot again. Tracy K Smith, our current USPL, explores why and how through the work of a few contemporary poets.
An interview with Robin Robertson: “Writing poetry has very little to do with the intellect.”
Natasha Trethewey’s new collection Monument feels timely, but she’s been reckoning with America’s sins for decades.
Thrilled for Rowan Ricardo Phillips, Dunya Mikhail, Jenny Xie, and Adam Zagajewski, longlisted for the PEN America Lit Awards!
Review of Rowan Ricardo Phillips’ The Circuit: Phillips keeps the pages turning with an easy yet exacting style and keen observations.
Read from Andre Dubus III’s “Love is the Sky” a short story included in his collection The Cross Country Runner.
Forrest Gander, Terrance Hayes, and Jenny Xie included in The New Yorker’s The Best Poetry of 2018.