Harriet: News & Community

At The Atlantic, Poydras writes, "[i]f you feel you’re losing your ability to focus on a long book while confined indoors and surrounded by digital screens (as staying up to...

It was not long ago that we wrote of Powell's rehiring its workers, laid off in the coronavirus wake.

For the new issue of the Yale Review, Eileen Myles visits the voices and realities of East Village apartment-living.

I rely on my attic vantage point when translating. And translation is a coping mechanism for homesickness, my wings of return.

Dan Chiasson reviews Joyelle McSweeney's new book, Toxicon and Arachne (Nightboat, 2020).

The Griffin Poetry Prize shortlist has been announced!

Poet and translator Marcella Durand reviews Sylvia Gorelick's translation of Stéphane Mallarmé's The Book (Exact Change, 2019).

On All Things Considered, Michel Martin welcomes former PLOTUS Richard Blanco to discuss "the listener-submitted Twitter poems that caught his eye."

   because what I don’t see, I don’t believe in, even if it has been there inside me waiting a long time;

Alina Stefanescu writes about the poetry of Romanian poet Eugen Jebeleanu (1911–1991) for The Operating System.