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By Roma Uzzaman
Aris Kian utilizes poetry as performance and a tool for community organizing, abolition, and liberation.
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Maryhilda Obasiota Ibe negotiates the place of self in history through language shaped by emotional forces.
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Andres Cordoba reclaims language through family history, community, and a belief in poetry as an act of living.
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DeeSoul Carson writes poetry at the intersection of witness and action, exploring joy, grief, and absurdity through bold rhetorical experimentation.
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Poetry as devotion and survival—Jada Renée Allen writes toward liberation, memory, and imagined futures beyond violence.
- ProfileBy Austin AllenGjertrud Schnackenberg’s best poems play form against theme, and then some.
- ProfileBy Elizabeth HarballBianca Stone, Ruth Stone’s granddaughter, charts her own poetic territory
- ProfileBy Spencer BaileyA doctor’s grim prognosis gave Timothy Donnelly a new outlook on life—and poetry.
- ProfileBy Kevin CanfieldMartín Espada looks for poetic life outside the MFA universe.
- ProfileBy Dale SmithThe surrealist adventurer of Stockton, California.
- ProfileBy Jason BoogKenneth Fearing, the Federal Writers Project, and the depths of the Great Depression.
- ProfileBy Milan GagnonHow celebrated Chicano poet Juan Felipe Herrera found his voice.
- ProfileBy Geoffrey O'BrienHow Jack Spicer broke through the pieties of the avant-garde.
- ProfileBy Cynthia HavenAt a fateful moment, Czeslaw Miłosz crossed paths with a controversial Polish priest, later martyred in World War II. The little-known encounter and its aftermath illuminate the Nobel laureate’s life and work.