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  • From Poetry Magazine

    Guest Editors Reflect, Part Five

    By Esther Belin September 4, 2023

    The process of knowing how to instrument this information and motivation was the logic behind grafting myself into the Poetry Foundation.

    Cover of the July/Aug 2022 issue of POETRY, front and back, shows a large quote on the left and the word "POETRY" in a grid on the right, with an illustrated background of a natural landscape with a city in the background and trash in the water.
  • From Poetry Magazine

    Guest Editors Reflect, Part Four

    By Srikanth Reddy August 28, 2023

    Through it all, I came to learn that literary magazines are more like ordinary families, and less like historical dynasties, than I’d previously imagined.

    Cover of the April 2022 issue of POETRY, front and back, shows a large quote on the left and the word "POETRY" in a grid on the right, made of letters on different post-it notes.
  • From Poetry Magazine

    Guest Editors Reflect, Part Three

    By Suzi F. Garcia August 21, 2023

    I now realize that growth cannot happen overnight, nor should it. It must be built with the goal of sustainability. As anyone in nonprofit work can tell you, burnout plagues...

    Cover of the Jan 2022 issue of POETRY, front and back, shows a large quote on the left and the word "POETRY" in a grid on the right, with unicorns, birds, and people flying through clouds.
  • From Poetry Magazine

    Guest Editors Reflect, Part Two

    By Su Cho August 14, 2023

    I don’t know how to make a home. It feels jarring to say that, but I realize I’ve always had my eye on the next thing, the next project, and...

    Cover of the October 2021 issue of POETRY, front and back, shows a large quote on the left and the word "POETRY" in a grid on the right, with with zebras running through the letters.
  • From Poetry Magazine

    Guest Editors Reflect, Part One

    By Ashley M. Jones August 7, 2023

    And so now, here I was, shouldering all that and now shouldering an enormous magazine. How could I make a safe space for myself, for others?

    Cover of the June 2021 issue of POETRY, front and back, shows a large quote on the left and on the right the word "POETRY" in a grid, in the style of theater marquee lights.
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    FUTURE NO FUTURE

    By Joyelle McSweeney April 1, 2014

    Another panel on the future of poetry? Another gathering of anointed poet-critics? It's sinister. lbr, I’ve sat on such a panel before—four years ago, and if anyone asks me this question...

  • Paris Review names new poetry editor

    By Harriet Staff June 23, 2010

    Robyn Creswell has been named the new poetry editor at The Paris Review. “I'm thrilled to join The Paris Review as poetry editor,” Robyn writes. “The Review is one of the...

  • Object lessons of recent American poetry

    By Harriet Staff June 22, 2010

    Stephen Burt posits a "turn among poets to reference, to concrete, real things" in the Boston Review: Almost all literary movements and moments expire in a crowd of imitators: what Hoagland...

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