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At LitHub, Catherine Woodard celebrates a quarter of a century of Poetry in Motion, a partnership between Poetry Society of America and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority that places great poetry on...

You're welcome to download the PDF of issue 3.32 of The Capilano Review in order to read along with us on this one (also available in print): Poet and translator Ted...

Today marks the anniversary of the altogether too-soon passing of Carolyn Bush, a young poet, independent thinker, and active member in recent years of New York City's literary, activist, and...

At The Guardian, Alison Flood writes about a new initiative kickstarted by the United Kingdom's National Poetry Library, to collect poetry written in languages that are in danger of falling...

Today is National Poetry Day in the United Kingdom; it's the start to a four-day series of festivities to celebrate the literary genre that we at Harriet hold so dear. In an...

If you haven't heard: New York's Anthology Film Archives and the film collective Light Industry have co-published a new edition (and facsimile of the original) of Stan Brakhage's Metaphors of Vision, a key film-theory...

For Words Without Borders, Allison Grimaldi-Donahue reviews Danish poet Ursula Andkjær Olsen’s Third-Millennium Heart (Broken Dimanche Press/Action Books, 2017), translated by Katrine Øgaard Jensen. The approximately 200 poems in the collection "range from explorations of the human...

The Seattle Times features an op-ed by Washington State Poet Laureate Tod Marshall, who weighs in on the Trump administration's recent offenses. He suggests that Times readers "take a knee...

Washington Post columnist Elizabeth Lund delves into poetry by John Ashbery, Danez Smith, and a new Best American Poetry Anthology, edited by Natasha Trethewey, in her latest article. She begins with...

Emily Skillings's debut collection, Fort Not, has just been published by The Song Cave, and it's already received a lovely, starred review in Publishers Weekly. "Through the iridescent kaleidoscope of her mind’s...