Harriet

If you were away for April and missed the rich, dynamic series of blog posts we published during National Poetry Month, here's your chance to...

As a teacher of poetry, I find myself constantly telling my students to take some time to learn the history of the lands they...

Ten years ago, Canarium Books became a reality. From my vantage a decade out, this venture—which I co-edit with the publisher Josh Edwards, and Robyn Schiff and Lynn Xu—appears to...

For those of us who write, it is necessary to scrutinize not only the truth of what we speak, but the truth of that...

A couple years ago, a poet friend asked me for advice on opening a non-profit small press bookstore and arts space. My wife, visual...

I've been thinking about race and politics a lot. And the ancestors. And what it means to not just survive. Surviving beyond Black power...

In communities of poets, one can sometimes perceive a faint hum of grumbling ambivalence about the fact that many of us fell in love...

I’m sure that most of you are familiar with a few myths of durability which are, finally, fake news. Of course, if you swallow...

We are here to say no. This is a statement of utter denouncement of utter refusal of white supremacist redeployment of the treatment of...

Turn one way and it’s all chatter. The chatter is clear, prosaic. Institutions treasure this particular form of language. Monikered as transparency, it reveals less...