Vermont Casting
/A poem by Ravi Shankar
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/John Cotter leads us to the interior of two extremely different books of poetry, Charles Wright’s reflective and naturalist Littlefoot and Frederick Seidel’s garish and weird Ooga-Booga.
Read MoreDoppelganger
/A poem by Maggie Smith
Read MoreTwo from Black Ocean Press
/Chris Tonelli tackles the wily metaphysics of Zachary Schomburg’sThe Man Suit and Paula Cisewski’s Upon Arrival.
Read MoreIX from Trilce
/A transcontemporization of César Vallejo by Sampson Starkweather
Read MoreOne Man’s César Vallejo
/John Cotter guides us through Clayton Eshleman’s translations of the startling, invigorating poetry of César Vallejo, one of the earliest and most underrepresented of the modernists.
Read MoreThree From Coach House Books
/Adam Golaski champions the “difficult read” in his review of the poetry of a. rawlings, Christian Bök, and Nathalie Stephens.
Read MoreYou Eatee?
/Steve Donoghue reviews John Donne: The Reformed Soul, a new “cuss-and-codpiece” biography by the inconceivably youthful John Stubbs
Read MoreEither Way, I'm Celebrating
/A poem by Sommer Browning
Read MoreThree From Wave Books
/Kathy Rooney makes a close study of the cool-quotient of new books of poetry by Eileen Myles, Matthew Rohrer, and Christian Hawkey.
Read MoreThe Institute of Nautical Archaeology
/A poem by Shafer Hall
Read MoreTwo from Tarpaulin Sky Press
/Elisa Gabbert examines two genre-expanding books of poetry by Jenny Boully and Max Winter.
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