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The Millions points out the inaugural issue of Deaf Poets Society, an online journal featuring new "intersectional disability literature & art." Editors Ava C. Cipri, Cyrée Jarelle Johnson, and Sarah...

Get ready to start the new year off right! At The Millions, begin pulling together your reading list with a few recommendations from Ben Lerner. From where I’m sitting I...

Suzanne Scanlon posts a thought-provoking write-up about Karen Green's Bough Down over at The Millions. Scanlon considers books about death, addresses grief as a concept that is separate from the...

Anne K. Yoder's description of Megan Kaminski's poetry closely mirrors our own interest: "I’ve been drawn to the intelligence, the linguistic precision, and the fascination with systems — ecological, financial,...

In May, as we noted, London Review of Books published Vladimir Nabokov's "University Poem," excerpted from his Collected Poems, now available in the UK. But hark, a new development! Yes, now...

Bookforum points us to the London Review of Books, which has published, in full, Vladimir Nabokov's "The University Poem," an unpublished work by Vladimir Nabokov. Written in 1926, four years...

The Yale Daily News is republishing a dozen visions of the apocalypse commissioned from well known writers at a dollar a word (but because the editors were cash-strapped college kids...

Google researcher Dmitriy Genzel talks to NPR's All Things Considered about the advancements in training artificial intelligence to recognize, translate, and maintain the characteristics of poetry. Last week, IBM pitted...