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Poets who are interested in experimental performance writing and the contemporary theater scene would do well to check out this series of work and conversation with Kristen Kosmas--you might have...

We've just replenished the coffers with some valuable poem nuggets and thought Friday morning would be the perfect time to share these treats from our online archive. Ya know, just...

While we like to launch off into some sci-fi poetry from occasion to occasion to occasion to occasion, we've now learned from Science Recorder that NASA is asking its aspiring...

The great state of New Hampshire is on the prowl for a new poet laureate, following the death of laureate Walter Butts, who passed away earlier this year. New Hampshire...

Now we have a clear-eyed review from Vanessa Place on Kenny Goldsmith's Seven American Deaths and Disasters for the Constant Critic; in it, she responds to both Marjorie Perloff's recent...

Huffington Post published its speculations on the future of self-publishing in the age of the internet this week. In 1917 Virginia Woolf and her husband Leonard unpacked a small printing...

Poets and artists, don't be dowf, manipulate your old things, but apply newly for the Flying Object ResidencyX; your brilliant ideas are being considered now (you have until November 15...

David Ingle, Assistant Editor at the Georgia Review, gives us a look at a poetry and film project called Motionpoems. Over the years we've loved the poetry films from the...

Run, do not walk! over to the BBC to listen to the fantastic episode "Poetry of Gold and Angels" from Radio 4. There are only 3 days left to give...

Suzanne Scanlon posts a thought-provoking write-up about Karen Green's Bough Down over at The Millions. Scanlon considers books about death, addresses grief as a concept that is separate from the...