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Sibelan Forrester reviews Writings from the Golden Age of Russian Poetry (Columbia University Press, 2017)—a precious tome filled with Konstantin Batyushkov's poems and a bit of biography, in translation, and...

At Chicago Review, Andrew Osborn wrestles with Bill Knott's complicated legacy as a notoriously ornery person, the poet's tragic family history, and his celebrated poetry. All of this floats to...

In a little ditty for the Paris Review Daily, Eileen Myles and Jeremy Sigler go to see art! "Earlier this fall," writes Nicole Rudick, "Tibor de Nagy Gallery opened a small...

The Reading List is a feature of Poetry’s Editors’ Blog. This month contributors to the November 2017 issue share some picks from their shelves. Rae Armantrout The Fire and the Tale by...

Literary Hub's Bookmarks section reveals a new series called "Secrets of the Book Critics": "a new feature in which books journalists from around the US share their thoughts on beloved...

Les Figues Press announced today that it is merging with Los Angeles Review of Books (LARB)! A partnership with LARB Books means a new imprint, and new editors: Kim Calder and Evan...

And to mark the occasion, the Irish Times publishes an essay by poet Nessa O'Mahony about the anthology that she recently co-edited with Paul Munden, Metamorphic: 21st Century Poets Respond to Ovid....

Since 2005, Poetry has been publishing essays about reading poetry, in a series called “The View from Here.” These short and surprising pieces are not written by poets, editors, or...

"Afrofuturism's not just about imagining people in the future but also reimagining black history," Jamila Woods told Jenny Gathright, reflecting on bell hooks's influence on her debut album, Heavn, for NPR Music. Woods...