“Museum at the End of the World”: Stephen Scott Whitaker on Jennifer Nelson’s third poetry collection, HARM EDEN

Jennifer Nelson’s third book, Harm Eden, is a warning. Composed largely in short free verse containers, Harm Eden’s exigency is … More

“Buoyant Also”: Liana Jahan Imam on Aisha Sasha John’s TO STAND AT THE PRECIPICE ALONE AND REPEAT WHAT IS WHISPERED

Aisha Sasha John’s most recent chapbook begins with a short page that might double as scrolling titles at the start … More

A Poetics of the Press: Interviews with Poets, Printers, & Publishers contains sixteen interviews Kyle Schlesinger did with publishers from … More

One regular feature of contemporary writing instruction is the dictum that the writer should “tell her story,” bringing new and … More

“I swim in the great open book of the world.” —Waly Salomão In Algaravias: Echo Chamber, Waly Salomão’s writing contains … More

Bill Berkson, who died in June 2016, was one of the last survivors of the original New York School that … More

As soon as I read the description of this book on the Ugly Duckling Presse website, I knew I had … More

Opening the envelope that contained Ben Fama’s Fantasy was an exhilarating experience. It had been raining for several days when … More