The New Yorker
Read “George Floyd” by Terrance Hayes: “the river runs dry your face/the music of the spheres/Emmett till the end of time.”
Read “George Floyd” by Terrance Hayes: “the river runs dry your face/the music of the spheres/Emmett till the end of time.”
Natasha Trethewey’s Memorial Drive included in TIME’s 45 New Books You Need to Read This Summer.
Congratulations to Blue Flower Aimee Nezhukumatathil has been named a Guggenheim Fellow!
Read Hisham Matar’s interactive piece, “Something Happens When You Fall” for the New York Times.
Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Jericho Brown speaks to Library Journal on how he wants us to read poetry.
Congratulations to Joy Harjo who was appointed for a second term as our United States Poet Laureate!
Actors and activists bring Oedipus to Zoom in healing performance by Bryan Doerries‘ Theater of War.
Two timely articles by Katha Pollitt on the coronavirus, self isolation, and how abortion foes are using the pandemic as an excuse.
Review of Ellen Bass’ Indigo: “a matrix of intense noticing that makes it possible to understand how we live through all the difficulties.”
Congratulations to Nick Flynn whose latest Stay was released today with Ze Books!