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  • Poetry News
    By Harriet StaffFebruary 23, 2018

    A new magazine—rather, "a straight-to-PDF zine of epipoetry, etc."—is at the proverbial doorstep! Just published yesterday, Erotoplasty 1 features, among much else, Victor Hugo translated by Peter Manson; and a series of reviews, or...

    Erotoplasty, cover
  • Poetry News
    By Harriet StaffFebruary 23, 2018

    Writer Negar Azimi finds Eileen Myles's new memoir about her dog Rosie, Afterglow (Grove Atlantic, 2017), to "[scramble] our unthinking acceptance of humans as superior beings." Azimi met Myles, and her new dog Honey,...

    Eileen Myles, Afterglow, cover
  • Poetry News
    By Harriet StaffFebruary 22, 2018

    True to Anni Albers's intent, what's discovered in her 1965 book On Weaving—recently expanded and re-published by Princeton University Press and available at David Zwirner Books—is that "textiles can inspire those working...

    Anni Alberts, On Weaving, cover
  • Poetry News
    By Harriet StaffFebruary 22, 2018

    The Guardian's Amandas Ong suggests in a new article that discussions about Edna St. Vincent Millay's personal life have been more than prominent. "For far too long, Millay’s work has...

    Image of Enda St. Vincent Millay
  • Poetry News
    By Harriet StaffFebruary 22, 2018

    At the New York Times, Ariel Dorfman contributes an op-ed reminding readers of poet Pablo Neruda's influence on Chile's immigration debates in the middle of the twentieth century. Today, echoing global trends, Chile leans...

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  • Poetry News
    By Harriet StaffFebruary 22, 2018

    Yesterday was Hannah Arendt's birthday, and to celebrate, Literary Hub published a piece from Thinking Without a Banister: Essays in Understanding, 1953 – 1975 (Schocken Books, 2018), edited by Jerome Kohn, about...

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  • Poetry News
    By Harriet StaffFebruary 22, 2018

    Stephanie Burt reviews Nick Twemlow's Attributed to the Harrow Painter (University of Iowa Press, 2017) for the current issue of Rain Taxi. "Few poets so clearly committed, emotionally, to poetry have...

    Nick Twemlow, Attributed to the Harrow Painter, cover
  • Poetry News
    By Harriet StaffFebruary 21, 2018

    On the occasion of the publication of her first book of poems, Soap for the Dogs (Gramma Press, 2018), Stacey Tran talks with writer and curator Minh Nguyen about national...

    Stacey Tran, Soap for the Dogs, cover
  • Poetry News
    By Harriet StaffFebruary 21, 2018

    Join Rain Taxi's Paul E. Nelson for a discussion with poet and publisher Charles Potts. Nelson introduces us to Potts, writing: Based in Walla Walla, Washington for decades, Charles Potts says...

    Charles Potts, Coyote Highway, cover
  • Poetry News
    By Harriet StaffFebruary 21, 2018

    At BOMB, read Ammiel Alcalay's review of Dennis Tedlock's The Olson Codex: Projective Verse and the Problem of Mayan Glyphs. Tedlock's volume examines Olson's intersections with indigenous cultures, and, as Alcalay points...

    Dennis Tedlock, The Olson Codex, cover
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