Poetry Magazine

R. S. Gwynn

• God’s Secretary

Roddy Lumsden

• The Beautiful
• The Damned
• The Young

Alison Stine

• After the Party
• School

Ange Mlinko

• The Leaves Are Falling
• Securitization
• Year Round

Todd Boss

• Don’t Be Flip
• Were I to Wring a Rag
• This Morning in a Morning Voice

Joan Houlihan

• Who kills my history
• A crush of oily plant and treated white
• She had a death in me

Glenn Morazzini

• Therapy from the Garden

Nicky Beer

• Ad Hominem
• Prairie Octopus, Awake

Michael Rutherglen

• Lives of the Watchmakers
• Plasma

Roger Reeves

• Cymothoa Exigua
• The Mare of Money

Caki Wilkinson

• Lares and Penates
• Cosmogony

Fanny Howe

• "My Father Was White but Not Quite"

• During her father's legal battles in the civil-rights and McCarthy eras in Boston, poet Fanny Howe found her life's work studying the self, the natural world, and the 'fist of survival.'

Seamus Heaney Interviewed by Dennis O'Driscoll

• Beyond All This Fiddle

• In a wide-ranging interview, Nobel Prize winning poet Heaney talks about the Avant-Garde, Robert Frost’s influence, poetic form, and "phonetic grunting from South Derry."

Michael Robbins

• "More Thinking and Less Streaming"

• New books by Bidart, Stone, Gibbons and Boruch reviewed by Michael Robbins.

William Logan

• William Logan Responds

Marjorie Perloff

• Letter to the Editor

Neil Hampton

• Letter to the Editor