Harriet: News & Community

For the June issue of Plume, Joshua Corey reviews Amish Trivedi's Your Relationship to Motion Has Changed (Shearsman, 2019). 

At Lit Hub, Jack Parlett looks at the queer literary history and oft-neglected present of New York's Fire Island, well-known for being the place Frank O'Hara died.

Misty Schieberle, Associate Professor of English at the University of Kansas, used handwriting analysis to identify Thomas Hoccleve as the author of the British Library manuscript, which had been unattributed for...

John Mullan introduces readers of The Guardian to Toby Faber's tour through the archives of Faber & Faber, Faber & Faber: the Untold Story. "All publishing houses have archives, but...

Writer and filmmaker Marianne Shaneen remembers Jonas Mekas for the summer issue of BOMB.

Karin Roffman writes about John Ashbery's arrival in Paris nine years after the death of Gertrude Stein, and the writer's immense affect on his work, at the Yale Review.

Visit LARB to learn about the South Dakota poet laureate's latest collection, published by Milkweed Editions.

For the New Yorker's Poetry Podcast, Natasha Trethewey joins the magazine's poetry editor, Kevin Young.