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When my daughter was little, I’d ask her each morning, “What did you dream about?” Each morning she would reply, somewhat embarrassedly (a word in which there is a bear),...

Simone Constable documents a unique initiative in Scotland providing medical school graduates with an anthology of poems exploring some of the most important themes in their work. At WSJ, Constable writes,...

The Boston Globe covers the lead-up to the premiere of Claudia Rankine's new play, The White Card, which will start previews at ART on Saturday and runs through April, directed by Diane...

In 2017, Pressed Wafer published Charles North's States of the Art: Selected Essays, Interviews, and Other Prose 1975-2014. At Hyperallergic, John Yau writes that he had not had the opportunity to read the...

As we opened the New York Times today and turned to the Style section, we were thrilled to see a portfolio of poetry curated by Danez Smith and performed by the cast of  Mart...

The poem I wrote in the current issue of Poetry derives most of its energy from the Polynesian ancestor and superhero, Māui.

The New Black Bart Poetry Society presents "The [Attempted] Assassination of Ted Berrigan," an article originally published in a 1985 newsletter titled Life Of Crime, Dispatches from the Guerrilla War on Language Poetry....

Bay Area radio station KQED checks in with poets Tenaya Nasser-Frederick and sam sax about their connections with Allen Ginsberg's "Howl" after the recent Florida school shooting. In her article, Chloe Veltman of KQED contextualizes: "By...

At the Paris Review Daily, Lauren Kane interviews Cave Canem Executive Director Nicole Sealey, author of Ordinary Beast and the chapbook The Animal After Whom Other Animals Are Named. Sealey decided to "commit to a...