Harriet: News & Community

Ben Lerner reviews The Hanky of Pippin’s Daughter (Dorothy Project, 2019) a poet's novel by Rosmarie Waldrop, for the New Yorker.

At The Rumpus, Anne Grau considers Alyan's latest collection, The Twenty-Ninth Year.

Before their interview begins, Élan Young tells readers a little bit about Jillian Weise.

For The Guardian, writer Max Porter recommends Denise Riley's Time Lived, Without Its Flow to anyone looking to read about grief.

The community is, at the core, what sustains our art, and for me, my connection to it is often what sustains me separate from my art.

As part of Poets House's chapbook digitization project, Chapbooks of the Mimeo Revolution, the NYC organization has been releasing, in digital form, one 1960s–1980s chapbook a month.

For the latest installment of the Poetry Society of America feature, "In Their Own Words," Kristin Dykstra close-reads a poem from Reina María Rodríguez's The Winter Garden Photograph.

Perwana Nazif reviews Ariana Reines's A Sand Book (Tin House) for the Los Angeles Review of Books blog, aka BLARB.