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Dan Chiasson’s The Math Campers, to come this fall, is a book in part about fatherhood and

While editing the two-volume set of Stephen Sondheim’s complete lyrics, Peter Gethers learned

Today, the inimitable Franz Wright (1953–2015), on a visit toWalden Pond.The CatfishLittle clo

Thank you for reading and listening and watching—for being part of our community—through

Today we present a preview of a major new biography of Sylvia Plath, Red Comet, coming this fall. Th

Dan Chiasson’s The Math Campers, to come this fall, is a book in part about fatherhood and

In these excerpts from the pages of Robin Robertson’s prize-winning The Long Take, soon to

From the heart of a young Langston Hughes.PoemThe night is beautiful.So the faces of my people.The s

In the work of Mark Strand (1934–2015), desolation and isolation come to have their own cadenc

How we interact with our climate and nature, for good and too often for ill, is a pressing concern i

In the “Other Countries” section of her now classic collection My Wicked Wicked Ways, Sa

Today my poem “Feast Green and Stained” is part of The Academy of American Poets

a new richard siken poem being published tomorrow (dec 4) on the poem-a-day website![cc: It&rsq

‘Night Harvest’ by Andrew Hudgins. From A CLOWN AT MIDNIGHT, out June 6. 

‘Noon’ by Jane Shore. From THAT SAID. 

‘Cathedral’ by Rodney Jones. From IMAGINARY LOGIC. 

‘The Bride Wins Both Times’ by Tomaz Salamun. From THE BLUE TOWER. 

Thanks to poets.org for sharing a new poem of mine yesterday in their Poem-a-Day series. (Subscribe

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