Poetry

Psychologist and Writer: Toward Art - Elizabeth Johnson
The Poem Love Demands - Mariahadessa Ekere Tallie
Looking Behind the Poem - Curtis Bauer
The Artist's Vision - Jeffrey Ethan Lee
North American Review's Issue 299.1 now in print -
On writing: "Plenty, Hay" from issue 299.1 - William Stratton
On lyrics and lyrics - Gerry LaFemina
Door to Another World: about “Rutabaga” from 297.2 - Susan Elbe
“At the Monk-a-stery”: Bending the Facts to Tell the Truth from Issue 297.4 - Lowell Jaeger
Hybrids - Anita Endrezze
The Perfect Fail - Emily Vizzo
On Translating Manuel José Arce’s “Map With a Stone” and “Presidential Sermon” from issue 298.3 - Kimberly Woosley Poitevin
Clare Sullivan, from issue 298.4, explores the sounds and images of Natalia Toledo's poetry -
On "Eloise" from issue 298.2 - Jacob Newberry
The Edge of the Poem - Claire Millikin
Can I Get an Amen?: about "Unrepentant Prayer" from 298.4 - Grace Bauer
Why I've Never Eaten a McDonald's Hamburger - Tom Brush
Fraught Conversations and Appalling Fanfare: About “Assassin’s Alphabet (an abecedarian)” from issue 298.2 - Carolyne Wright
On writing “A Letter to the Coroner in the Voice of Marian Parker” from issue 298.2 - Jennifer Militello
In a Tide Drawn Out: Self-Awareness and Sound in “Not a Self-Portrait” from issue 298.2 - Tess Barry