Harriet: News & Community

In the newest issue of The White Review, a look at the fourth book in Renee Gladman's Ravicka-set series, Houses of Ravicka (Dorothy Project, 2017). "I want to state from the outset...

Jasmine Garsd introduces Aboriginal poet Ali Cobby Eckermann to listeners (and readers) of The World. After running away from her adoptive parents' home to the central Australian desert as a...

At Forbes, Brienne Walsh reviews Jessica Yatrofsky's book of two hundred short poems, Pink Privacy. The book, Walsh explains, "is a collection of short little poems about all of Yatrofsky's exes....

UT Austin's Harry Ransom Center has been reminded "that one of the persistent sources of art is in suffering," in their recent acquisition of an immense collection of war poetry....

Quill & Quire has a piece this week about Toronto publishers Jay and Hazel MillAr of BookThug, who are considering a change of the press's name, and a general rebrand, upon years...

Steph Cha interviews Teka-Lark Lo about her relationship with her hometown of Los Angeles and the city's influence on her poetry at Los Angeles Review of Books. "For me, I...

It's always a good time to stop and see what Jerome Rothenberg has been up to. Lisa Deaderick took a moment to check in with Rothenberg for San Diego's Times-Union....

Emily Temple writes "no one likes to listen to other people describe their dreams." Of course, she's right, and yet, if you're a well known author, you might have an...

Rae Armantrout was interviewed at The Rumpus this week, with subjects including her Fonograf Editions record, Conflation, the differences between audio and the printed page, how her "work’s power relies on a...

Jen Bervin's Silk Poems (Nightboat, 2017) is reviewed by Martha Ronk at Constant Critic! The long-awaited book may be in a "small, delicate package," but it's "monumental in scope," writes...