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Literary Hub shares the transcript from Tommy Pico's recent visit to Other PPL, a podcast hosted by Brad Listi. Throughout their conversation, Pico talks about traveling, performing poetry in front...

In a recent article published at the New York Times, Parul Sehgal considers the ghost stories' endurance in American literature. Responding to Leslie Fiedler's 1960 study "Love and Death in the...

Jennifer Hijazi discusses Graywolf's recent New Poets of Native Nations anthology at PBS NewsHour, focusing her lens on two specific poems in the anthology, one by Laura Da’ and one by...

Visitors to Manhattan's High Line now have the opportunity to listen to Tommy Pico's audio recording FEED: a garden soundscape as they walk through the park. At Literary Hub, Matt Grant asks Pico...

Jacquelyn Ardam reviews Tommy Pico's new book-length poem, Junk (Tin House, 2018), for Los Angeles Review of Books. "Reading Junk often feels like receiving a long text message from Pico, the kind of...

Whiting Award–winner Tommy Pico is interviewed by friend Rich Smith for Seattle's The Stranger, beginning with talk about the title of Pico's latest book, Junk, and... well, we'll let Smith...

Last night at the New York Historical Society, Elizabeth Alexander presided over a ceremony honoring four poets, Anne Boyer, Rickey Laurentiis, Antoinette Nwandu, and Tommy Pico, with Whiting Awards for 2018. (Alexander...

Yesterday, Claremont Graduate University announced the finalists for the Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award and the Kate Tufts Discovery Prize. The Kingsley is awarded to a mid-career poet and comes with...

For High Country News, Eric Siegel spends time with Tommy Pico, in order to learn more about his journey from medical student to poet. "Pico knows a thing or two about loss...

Rupi Kaur isn’t just Instagram-famous, she’s famous-famous. Apparently outselling Homer, this young woman of color from the suburbs of Toronto has become a global phenomenon in two short years. Like...