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Literary Hub points us to the fact that a poet sits in the Elizabeth Warren ranks: Camonghne Felix, Director of Surrogates & Strategic Communications at Elizabeth Warren for President, is also National Book Award nominee.

For Write Out Loud, Richard Skinner reviews UK-based poet Lisa Kelly's A Map Towards Fluency (Carcanet, June).

Read a selection from Roy Morris Jr.'s book, Gertrude Stein Has Arrived: The Homecoming of a Literary Legend (John Hopkins University Press, 2019), at Literary Hub. Morris Jr.'s new volume narrates Stein and Toklas's...

Following this summer's Association for the Study of Literature and Environment (ASLE) Conference at UC Davis, Janice Lee and Andrea Quaid present a selection of papers and poems from the conference, and invite Entropy readers to send their own work on plant...

As we noted earlier this week, our friend, the Brooklyn-born Steve Dalachinsky—a poet, jazz-devotée, and part of New York's avant-garde fabric—died on Monday morning, just shy of 73.

At On the Seawall, Laura Marris writes about Anne Boyer's latest, "brilliant" (Marris's words, though we agree with the sentiment) volume.

Emilia Phillips guides readers through four new collections of poetry by Carmen Giménez Smith, Shira Erlichman, Prageeta Sharma, and Jake Skeets.

Alex Ronan interviewed Anne Boyer, author of The Undying (FSG), by phone.

Today, the National Book Foundation announced the longlist for the 2019 National Book Awards in Poetry.

For Hyperallergic this weekend, David Carrier reviewed Bill Berkson's memoir, Since When (Coffee House, 2018).