Poetry

When life catches fire around the edges, who do you want by your side? -
"Shuttle" - Betsy Johnson-Miller
On “I, Beast” - Susanna Lang
On “Moving Men” - John Warner Smith
Write From the Body - Ciara Shuttleworth
"On Re-Breaking Lines" - Brenna Lemieux
"Barbarian in the Garden" - Leonard Kress
"Musing on the Idea of Being Infested" - Meghann Plunkett
On “There were Two Unanswered Voice Mails from You” - Carlos Andrés Gómez
"Making the Best of the Worst of It" - Lauren Camp
On “I’m Like a Story Someone Told” - Peter Grandbois
On "Line" - Jess Williard
"Introduction to Arab American Poetry" from NAR 302.2 - Lana Barkawi and Moheb Soliman
Essay On Writing the Poem “Not the Thing, but the Fossil of the Thing" - Rebecca Foust
"Factual Telepathy: Gnosticism in the Poetry of Susan Howe" - Geoffrey Babbitt
"Poetry, Natural Selection, and Chance: An Essay on Teaching" - Charlotte Pence
"The Gift Tower: Ethnicity, Race, Class, Consumerism, Advertising/Marketing, and the Interrogation of Whiteness" - Martha Silano
Poetry Organizations from Across the U.S. Join Together To Offer March 2017 Programs on Migration -
Station to Station - Jesse Graves
On “Antique Store” - Athena Kildegaard