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Feature on Bryan Doerries’ Theater of War: The important work begins in discussion. The play is the vehicle used to get there.
Feature on Bryan Doerries’ Theater of War: The important work begins in discussion. The play is the vehicle used to get there.
Read this interview with John Freeman as he discusses poetry, politics, and his new forthcoming collection Maps.
Garth Greenwell reflects on his journey: When I sang opera, the things that had been sources of shame were sources of value.
Review of Maggie Smith’s latest collection Good Bones: the writing is honest, compassionate, and graceful.
Watch George Saunders’ acceptance speech for the 2017 Man Booker Prize, which he received for his novel Lincoln in the Bardo.
Okey Ndibe wins 2017 Connecticut Book Award for Non-Fiction for his Never Look An American In the Eye.
Solmaz Sharif quoted in article on erasure, Trump, and the power of obliterating ones own words and the words of others.
Review of Eileen Myles’ Afterglow: a wry, gorgeous, psychedelic effort to plumb the subject of dog-human partnership.
Listen to this poetry podcast where Charles Simic and Paul Muldoon come together to read and discuss work by Sharon Olds.
The NYT asks the question: Where Have All Our Heroes Gone? and cites Poet Laureate Tracy K. Smith among current exemplars.