Our President the Poet
In the most recent issue of Vanity Fair, author David Maraniss sheds light on the dark and [Read More]
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Jack Gilbert On Horseback Riding/Writing
From Jack Gilbert’s 2005 Interview with the Paris Review: “If I’m writing well it [Read More]
12 Dos and Don’ts for the AWP Newbie
Taking a page out of Carolyn Kellogg’s article, now that we’re no longer newbies, we [Read More]
Tight Pants
In lieu of the recent rise in popularity of “jeggings,” we refer to the New York poet [Read More]
Woolf on Writers and Readers
Excerpt from Virginia Woolf’s famous essay, Mr. Bennet and Mrs. Brown: “In the course of [Read More]
Seamus Heaney, Hercules, and Antaeus
With Seamus Heaney’s recent publication of Human Chain, we hope you’d also enjoy [Read More]
The Great Joyful Swamp
From Charles Wright’s introduction to The Best American Poetry 2008 telling us we’d [Read More]
Monday or Tuesday
A short story (or “sketch,” if you like) by Virginia Woolf from 1921, when she was [Read More]
Uplifting News for Our Members
Highlights from this BBC Article: On average, a poet has a life-expectancy of only 62 Female poets [Read More]
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