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At The Rumpus, Hattman reviews Amina Cain's Indelicacy,

Dan Rockmore writes about the intersections between computing, artificial intelligence, and poetry in "The Mechanical Muse," his latest contribution to the New Yorker.

Anthony Madrid considers Gertrude Stein and Wittgenstein in a new installment of his correspondence at the Paris Review Daily.

Craig Morgan Teicher introduces readers to Robert Hass's newest collection of poetry, Summer Snow.

In the newest issue of the Poetry Project Newsletter, poet and artist Cat Tyc remembers her friend, the late Steve Dalachinsky.

The New York Times's Paul Sehgal comes in with high praise for Danez Smith's latest poetry collection, Homie (Graywolf, 2020).

For Empty Mirror, Kaya Lattimore looks at Flood Damages (Giramondo, Australia), Eunice Andrada's poetry debut.

Gatwood is the author of Life of the Party, a poetry collection which "revolves around violence against women," writes Times journalist Adriana Balsamo.

At the Philadelphia Inquirer, Juliana Feliciano Reyes talks to Patrick Blagrave about Prolit, Blagrave's online, anti-capitalist, Philly-based literary magazine.