By Selva Casal
Poems from No vivimos en vano (We do not live in vain) by Uruguayan poet Selva Casal, originally published in 1975, in new translations by Jeannine Marie Pitas.
All in Poetry
By Selva Casal
Poems from No vivimos en vano (We do not live in vain) by Uruguayan poet Selva Casal, originally published in 1975, in new translations by Jeannine Marie Pitas.
By Daneen Bergland & Wendy Bourgeois
A conversation about poetry, philosophy, the role of autobiography in criticism, and Wendy Bourgeois’s essay collection, The Devil Says Maybe I Like It.
Evan P. Schneider chats with Melissa Reeser Poulin about her new poetry collection, Rupture, Light (Finishing Line Press).
On The Steer podcast, Wendy Bourgeois talks with Sunny Bleckinger about marrying criticism and the personal essay.
Wendy Bourgeois and Matthew Robinson read at Happy House.
By Hajara Quinn
Dismay aside, / to what extent / could we always have seen it coming
We’ll celebrate Wendy Bourgeois’ essay collection at Boys Fort.
By Sheila Heti and Dorothea Lasky
The novelist Sheila Heti and the poet Dorothea Lasky spoke over email for several weeks about their new books, Motherhood (Henry Holt) and Milk (Wave Books). Heti is the author of seven previous books, including the 2012 novel How Should a Person Be? which was a New York Times Notable Book and was called by Time magazine “one of the most talked-about books of the year.” Lasky is the author of four previous full-length collections of poetry, including ROME (Liveright/W.W. Norton) and Thunderbird, Black Life, and AWE, all from Wave Books.
By Patrick McGinty
Judging a student poetry competition helps clarify the importance of newsroom diversity.