The Girl Who Trod
Once a girl put my head in her backpack and [...]
Reconnaissance
Reconnaissance of what, of whom? Cruelty, as is considered in [...]
Cyclops
I used to be afraid of two things: phantasms and [...]
From the New World: Poems 1976–2014
Jorie Graham’s work is one of the furthest extensions of [...]
Reasons to Despise Being Literary
You know exactly the caliber of human being you’re not. [...]
Paradise Drive
Paradise Drive, Foust’s fifth book of poems, tracks two journeys. [...]
One Hundred Poems of the Dharma Gate: Spring Poems from Jakuzen’s Hōmon Hyakushu
The author of these poems, Jakuzen, a 12th century priest [...]
Getting Horace Across
When curmudgeons want to argue the intractability of poetry to [...]
In Season
Most of the milky way is dark matter so Jacob [...]
Flesh 78
Brancusi hinted it Giacometti stinted it Miró laughed at it [...]