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The current issue of Asymptote Journal features an interview with poet, translator, and scholar David Hadbawnik! "Hadbawnik’s translation of books I-VI of Virgil’s Aeneid...

I first encountered the work of Amelia Rosselli (1930-1996) in 2006. I had been a loyal customer of Green Integer Editions, which publishes pocket-sized...

Liz Kinnamon stuns again with "Elegant Uprooted Things: Jack Spicer, California, and Psychoanalysis," published this week at the always-inspiring SFMOMA Open Space. Kinnamon grounds...

More from Dear Poetry... i find emotions a huge problem, and the idea of writing poems because they give me pleasure at odds with...

The “Lasco Project” was inspired by the illegal 2012 intervention “Le Mausolée,” conceived by French graff artists Lek & Sowat. Produced in secret over...

Innumerable poets have used the concept of working or communicating with the dead as a stand-in for the business of poetry. To speak of...

Paul Blackburn is arguably the quintessential mid-20th century poet of Manhattan. As Jed Birmingham, co-editor with Kyle Schlesinger of the terrific zine-on-small-press-zines Mimeo Mimeo,...

Because I wanted there to be a book by David Brazil, having read his poems and chapbooks with interest, as well as the magazine...

You can teach the young nothing —Charles Olson, "The Distances" Cities located near waterways have always been my preferred locales for living in and loitering around....

Mande Zecca writes for Jacket2 about Jack Spicer, and more specifically her desire to locate a "'secret history' of postwar coteries and their print...