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At Brainpickings, Maria Popova considers Emily Dickinson's poem "We grow accustomed to the Dark" alongside the reality of pain and loss and humans' need for...

Yoon is the author of A Cruelty Special to Our Species (Harper Collins, 2018) which hit bookstore shelves this week. In the collection, Yoon meditates on...

Alexandra Naughton reviews Premonitions (Wayne State University Press, 2018), by Elizabeth Schmuhl, for Fanzine. "'I stopped using the internet years ago,' opens Premonitions. Schmuhl continues the thought...

I’m not one to go digging around in old dirt, but sometimes you find good bones.

Steven Lavoie reports from Petaluma, California, where he ventured to pay tribute to the late poet David Bromige as part of the annual Petaluma Poetry...

Contributors to the September 2018 issue share some recommendations.

We learned today of a big win for Danez Smith, who will be taking home the UK's 2018 Forward prize for best poetry collection....

At The Rumpus, Molly Fisk takes a close look at Samantha Zighelboim's debut poetry collection, The Fat Sonnets. "If you were very angry and...

"For every religious reference, there’s a bum joke; scatology always follows eschatology," Sam Jordison writes in a recent article published in The Guardian's Reading Group...

Maggie Nelson's poetry collection, Something Bright, Then Holes, originally published in 2007, was reissued this year by Soft Skull, and we'd be remiss to...