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Former Columbia University classmates Morgan Parker and Adam Valen Levinson reunite in this freshly posted Paris Review interview, where the two discuss (via Skype) the inevitable difficulties of corresponding in the...

Published this week at Empty Mirror is an entertaining anecdotal piece about Peter Orlovsky and Allen Ginsberg passing through Copenhagen in January of 1983, as part of a European reading tour....

For our January 2018 playlist, we asked contributor Paige Lewis to curate a selection of music for us. You can read about their approach to creating the playlist below. Click here to open...

The tenth issue of Lana Turner is here, weighing in at 408 pages, with a purchase format modeled after Toronto literary journal Brick, which offers the option of a digital or print version of...

We'd like to welcome the latest Chancellors to the Academy of American Poets: Marilyn Chin, Kwame Dawes, and Marie Howe. All excellent choices, we think! A little from yesterday's press...

At New Statesman, Michael Longley recounts Northern Ireland's Troubles and the poetry that emerged in its wake. "Northern Ireland is not a place apart. Its civil war, which killed more than three...

For the Times Literary Supplement, Joe Paul Kroll reviews literary critic Ben Hutchinson's Lateness and Modern European Literature, alongside complementary books: the essay collection Late Style and its Discontents, edited by Gordon McMullan and Sam Smiles;...

Poet Rachel Mennies penned a piece for The Millions about submission fees in poetry publishing. Off the bat, she offers a mode for reception: "Despite this essay’s abundant economic wonk...

Jimmy Santiago Baca began writing poetry while incarcerated at a New Mexico prison in his twenties. Baca wrote his first two poems for his girlfriend and grandmother. Now a prolific author and...