Harriet: News & Community

At Fanzine, Gina Myers spends a moment with Sham-e-Ali Nayeem, whose debut poetry collection, City of Pearls, is now in the world courtesy of UpSet Press.

At the New Yorker, Jonathan Galassi provides readers with a thumbnail history of the Faber & Faber publishing house, as laid out in Toby Faber's Faber & Faber: The Untold...

At The Atlantic, James Parker takes a deep dive into Adam Nicolson's book, The Making of Poetry.

Philadelphia's poet laureate Raquel Salas Rivera is originally from Puerto Rico, and they returned to the island to participate in the protests calling for Governor Ricardo Rosselló's resignation.

Old Possum's back with the latest production of his beloved masterpiece, Cats.

If you missed the University of Memphis's River City Writer's Series, Los Angeles Review of Books shares the resulting conversation between Sarah Cozort, Guaragno, and Emily Skaja.

To honor the late, great Los Angeles poet Ed Smith, and to further distribute his work, David Trinidad has edited Punk Rock Is Cool for the End of the World.

At the New York Times, Charly Wilder takes readers on a tour through Berlin, following the steps of Audre Lorde.

Yesterday, the finalists for the 2020 Neustadt International Prize for Literature were announced.