Harriet: News & Community

We're excited to see Camille Martin has launched a new blog project on Rogue Embryo involving the life and writing of Hungarian-Canadian avant-garde writer and artist Robert Zend. Thus far...

SUNY Buffalo's Poetics List turns 20 and this month marked the end to the popular listserv's run as a rousing discussion board for debates, queries, and group correspondences among poets...

Celebrate the lifestyle of the wild west next week at the 30th anniversary of the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Elko, Nevada. Participants include ranchers, storytellers, musicians, radio personalities, and...

Photo by Tanya Rosen-Jones As snow falls again thickly out the window I wonder twice. First that it is a wonder at all that it snows in the winter, so...

SF Gate's Evan Karp profiles star of the poetic constellations, Jerome Rothenberg, in conjunction with his January 25th reading at the Bay Area Public School. Whether you were in the...

VICE Magazine's got coverage of the bestselling (as in, of all time) Danish poet Yahya Hassan, an 18-year-old Muslim Palestinian immigrant whose controversial work (he published a self-titled debut collection in...

This weekend, the gerunds won't read themselves! Not for hours on end, anyhow (we don't know what they do while we're sleeping). In fact, there are two marathon readings happening...

Today at Slate, Rebecca Onion frames a series of collages clipped and pasted by author/artist Janet Malcolm, and on display at Lori Bookstein Fine Art in New York City through...

Is there a future for poetry besides poets and poems? The editors of Commune Editions consider the possibilities at Jacket2. In the last two posts in this series, we’ve tried to...

Like we said! If our reportage on An Opening of the Field: Jess, Robert Duncan, and Their Circle hasn't encouraged you yet to take a gander at the Grey Art...