by Megan Sexton · May 14, 2021
BRITTANY: Last night we had a Zoom drink and you said, “I’ll never write again.” This, about a month before your next book comes out. Over [...]
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by Five Points · November 25, 2020
Jill, I’m really happy to have the chance to ask you a few things about your new book, Asylum. I’ve read this book through and through—in [...]
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by Scott Hightower · February 25, 2020
Diode Editions, 2019, 978-1-939728-29-6. Poetry is itself a trick, an illusion of survival. With a title like “We Call Them Beautiful” one has to get past [...]
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by Imani Benjamin-Wharton · December 17, 2019
Nikky Finney, whose new work as well as an interview with Dr. Elizabeth West appears in Vol. 19, no. 2, grew up in an environment that wasn’t focused [...]
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by Scott Hightower · December 04, 2019
Lily Poetry Review Books, 2019, 978-1-7337683-3-7, $15. The poems in Jeff Oaks’ Little What are masterfully hearty and inhabited. Memory, rising and falling, can be very [...]
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by Scott Hightower · October 23, 2019
(Indolent Books, 978-1-945023-22-4, 2019, $19.99) Don Yorty notes that he started writing a large set of sonnets shortly after the invasion of Iraq in 2003. They [...]
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