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Well, oh well. There's a new biopic out, exploring the life and legacy of Elizabeth Bishop, but the Voice doesn't recommend that you see it. The film, Reaching for the...

How dull and uninspired your morning would be without this phantasmagoria of a review by Parul Sehgal, of a new Marianne Moore biography called Holding On Upside Down. It sounds...

© Zheyna Nesterov [Note: This post is part of a new monthly series on the Editors' Blog in which we feature a guest post from a contributor to Poetry's current...

Portland, Oregon kicks off its first-ever Poetry Press Week this Thursday with readings of new work by Matthew Dickman, Carl Adamshick, Britta Ameel, Zachary Schomburg, and Ashley Toliver. According to...

Scenario: you've been crushing real hard on that super sensitive poet hunk for so long, but don't know how to propose you two engage in some autumn snuggling. He's holding...

We're excited to see that one of our favorite presses, Les Figues Press, now has their own PennSound page. Yesterday, PennSound posted two features (readings and conversations) with a host...

It looks like book buyers in October were lifting some serious poetry, according to our friends at SPD. Their best-sellers list is now live, here. Things are looking great these...

Edmund Berrigan has a new book of poems out called Can It!, published by Letter Machine Editions. Connor Fisher takes a moment to review it, over at HTML Giant. The first...

Yeah, that's right, the reading you've been waiting for! One of Harriet's feature bloggers, Nick Twemlow, and the ever-awesome Shanna Compton will be reading next Wednesday (that's November 13th)...

A good one: Jackie Clark reviews nineties (Tea Party Republicans Press 2013) by Lucy Ives for The Rumpus. "What does it mean to be a girl? Does it mean anything?...