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At Public Seminar, Sarah V. Schweig explores the conflict that emerged a few months ago between reviewer William Logan and author Jill Bialosky (she's also executive editor of trade poetry at W.W....

Jennifer Elise Foerster continues Poetry Northwest's "Native Poets Torchlight Series" with a fantastic, in-depth conversation with Cedar Sigo. Foerster introduces the essay by reflecting on their first meeting at Poets...

I am surrounded by books and anthologies of poetry. They give solace in dark times, fire up emboldened resistance, and provide delight in musical form. Here’s a selection of what...

Uche Nduka is the "Poet of the Week" over at Brooklyn Poets. If you weren't aware, Nduka's forthcoming volume of poems is titled Living in Public. But in his heart, whither Brooklyn? Welp: What...

Today, Minnesota Public Radio (MPR) terminated its contract with Garrison Keillor, the long-time host of the Writer's Almanac and A Prairie Home Companion, over allegations of "inappropriate behavior with an...

Music & Literature features a piece by Maya Vinokour on the Russian-Israeli writer, poet, playwright, and installation artist Linor Goralik, whose Found Life: Poems, Stories, Comics, a Play, & an Interview is out today from...

Literary Hub posts Aisha Sabatini Sloan's essay, "The Dangerous Lure of Writing for White Readers in an MFA," adapted from her June 2017 keynote at the NonfictioNOW conference in Reykjavik,...

To observe Nicaraguans' love of poet Rubén Darío, Tim Neville visits Nicaragua on what would have been the father of Spanish Modernism's 150th birthday. The resulting feature at the New...

More from Paris Review Daily, this time with Geoffrey Hilsabeck solving some riddles and reading some poems! Did you know: "Riddles aren’t confined to English. There are riddles etched into clay tablets...