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The folks at LA Curbed bring us this tip: Charles Bukowski's L.A. childhood home is for sale! The asking price for his house, which is "up for sale for the...

As most poets do, as John Yau writes in his recent article at Hyperallergic. Conner, a postwar American artist who worked in nearly every medium throughout his career, is known...

Daniel Chiasson reviews John Ashbery's new book, Breezeway (Ecco) for The New Yorker: "Few others of his generation would think to put 'lemon telenovela' or 'texasburger' in a poem, or...

A must-read in the fifth issue of The Improbable, the "highly curated, monthly collection of short reviews written by booksellers for booksellers about unusual and wondrous books that live at...

Meanwhile, The New York Times reviews Welcome to This House, a film directed by Barbara Hammer about Elizabeth Bishop. The film opened in select theaters yesterday. Hammer is an acclaimed...

This summer Omnidawn Publishing presents "Prosody & Revision:" an online workshop lead by David Koehn. The workshop is based on Donald Justice's teachings on prosody and is a sneak peek...

I would like to shift away from discussing the deployment of whiteness in conceptual, avant-garde, or experimental writing. In my previous post, "Canvases Pale," I included a definition of conceptual...

Sometimes our favorite writers join in linguistic embrace precisely how we'd dream. At BOMB Daily, Charity Coleman, author of the newly released chapbook Juliary (O'Clock Press 2015), interviews Masha Tupitsyn...

This morning as you're getting back from your Memorial Day revelries, take an audio journey with Cedar Sigo's "LA Odyssey" on PoetryNow. His poem begins: I almost insist on the...

What's a dream machine? What does the title of Sade Murphy's newest collection, Dream Machine, reveal about the content inside? James Pate writes, "The title seems two-fold. The book could...