Milk and Filth by Carmen Giménez Smith
Carmen Giménez Smith reads two poems from her latest collection, Milk and Filth, published in October by University of Arizona Press.
Happy Trigger
Off-season and inthe burnt forestof my nightgown, a...
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Crowdsourcing Tolstoy, Leaving New York City, Writing With Microsoft Word, and More
Tolstoy’s great-great-granddaughter crowdsources editors; author Melissa Febos on living in and leaving New York City; writer Charles Stross lambasts Microsoft Word; and other news.
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Tom Clancy Dies at 66, Writers on Government Incompetence, Family Memoirs, Author Website Tips, and More
Tom Clancy, bestselling author of military novels, dies; Famous writers observe government incompetence; Joy Castro discusses the perils of writing about family; Website tips to help authors connect with readers; and other news.
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The Beauty of Self-Publishing, Poet Gregory Orr Evolves, National Book Awards’ ‘5 Under 35,’ and More
Bestselling author Hugh Howey explains the spiritual benefits of self-publishing; poet Gregory Orr reveals the personal transformation behind his literary evolution; National Book Awards' distinguished ‘5 Under 35’ list features all women; and other news.
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Q&A: Polito Builds on Poetry Foundation
Poet Robert Polito brings his years of experience in New York City's writing community to Chicago, where he succeeds John Barr as the president of the Poetry Foundation.
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The Art of Reading Rosmarie Waldrop: Language in Motion
An experimental poet with more than twenty books of poetry to her name, Rosmarie Waldrop has always been interested in the way language works and in the lacunae within language where silence shows through.
Discovering the Poetry of the Wild
Ecological artist and sculptor Ana Flores connects communites to the land around them through a series of installations that combine poetry, visual art, and nature observation.
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3 Sections by Vijay Seshadri
Vijay Seshadri reads three poems from his latest collection, 3 Sections, published in September by Graywolf Press.
Imaginary Number
The mountain that remains when the universe is destroyedis not big and is not...
The Forage House by Tess Taylor
Tess Taylor reads four poems from her debut collection, The Forage House, published in August by Red Hen Press.
Big Granny
When they found Emeline, a nailheld her sack dress together
at the neck. She lived by...
The Written Image: LOADING
Visual artist Jonathan Allen and poet Anselm Berrigan team up to create LOADING, an exhibit in New York City that will be published in book form this fall by Brooklyn Arts Press.
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