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Neck of the Woods by Amy Woolard

“Neck of the Woods” Examines Grief, Social Change, the Power of Shared Experience

By: Mara Davis Price July 29, 2020July 12, 2021

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Amy Woolard’s “Neck of the Woods” examines grief, social change and the power of shared experience.

Backyard and Dining Room Miracles in “Worship the Pig”

By: Justin William Evans July 7, 2020July 12, 2021

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Gaylord Brewer’s poetry collection “Worship the Pig” explores the holiness of the ordinary.

“White Blood” Dives into Personal and Public History and Injustice in Virginia

By: Matthew Duffus June 9, 2020July 12, 2021

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Kiki Petrosino’s poetry collection “White Blood” explores history, slavery and injustice in Virginia.

Four Contemporary Southern Poems For People Who “Don’t Like” Poetry

By: Shuly Cawood May 5, 2020May 11, 2020

FeaturesAda Limón, Courtney LeBlanc, Jesse Graves, Poetry, Tom C. Hunley1 Comment

Four stunning poems by contemporary Southern poets.

Marcus Jackson’s Advice for Poets: Be Stubborn

By: Queens MFA April 16, 2020July 12, 2021

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The author of “Pardon My Heart” says the writing life is about stubbornness and luck.

Hopeful Poetry at the End of the Anthropocene

By: AJ Baumel March 10, 2020March 9, 2020

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Adam Clay on his fourth poetry collection, ‘To Make Room for the Sea.’

Ada Limón’s Advice for Writers on the Move

By: Queens MFA March 9, 2020April 16, 2020

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“If I’m doing laundry, raking leaves, getting the car fixed . . . I’m still writing.”

7 Southern Poets on Place

By: Adam Morgan February 21, 2020February 24, 2021

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Jericho Brown, Ada Limón, Aimee Nezhukumatathil, Jon Pineda, Adam Clay, Faylita Hicks, and Jaswinder Bolina.