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    She Spares Nothing

    By Kathleen Rooney

    A new translation introduces English-language readers to Miyó Vestrini, a Venezuelan poet who had a radiant obsession with death.

    Black-and-white photo of poet Miyó Vestrini on the beach, in sunglasses.
  • Interview

    True Story

    By Julian Randall

    Eve L. Ewing revisits the deadly riots of 1919.

    Close-up portrait of poet Eve Ewing with hands clasped together.
  • Interview

    Who Gets to be Human?

    By Franny Choi & Gala Mukomolova

    Two poets on queerness, immigrants, and cyborgs. 

    Portrait of poet Franny Choi paired with a portrait of poet Gala Mukomolova.
  • Interview

    Small-Town Secrets

    By Sarah Rose Sharp

    A new photobook captures Emily Dickinson's hometown through a crooked lens.

    Photograph of a large foot sculpture sitting on a wheeled cart outside.
  • Interview

    Storied History

    By Nicole Sealey

    A conversation with Marilyn Nelson, winner of the 2019 Ruth Lilly Poetry Prize.

    Black-and-white portrait of the poet Marilyn Nelson.
  • Interview

    Something That Needs Said

    By William Todd Schultz

    Craig Morgan Teicher on creativity, voice, and how poets evolve.

    Photograph of Craig Morgan Teicher.
  • Interview

    Men Should Cry More

    By Kathleen Rooney

    Jacob Saenz’s debut, Throwing the Crown, offers tough takes on masculinity.

    Black and white image of the poet Jacob Saenz.
  • Interview

    Giovanni

    By Fatimah Asghar

    Jamila Woods debuts her new music video.

    Image of the poet Jamila Woods.
  • Interview

    Boys and Bridges

    By Tina Kelley

    sam sax’s new collection, Bury It, is a queer coming-of-age story.

    Image of the poet sam sax.
  • Interview

    Cold Comfort

    By Kathleen Rooney

    Emily Jungmin Yoon’s debut evokes a dark chapter in history.

    Image of the poet Emily Jungmin Yoon.
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