Kendra DeColo’s new poetry collection, “I Am Not Trying to Hide My Hungers from the World,” navigates the chaotic and tangled world of newly minted motherhood.
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Anna Lena Phillips Bell on Making New Songs from Old
An interview with Anna Lena Phillips Bell, the author of ‘Smaller Songs,’ a collection of poetry.
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Ashley Mace Havird On Her Latest Poetry Collection, “Wild Juice,” and Being a Southern Writer
An interview with Ashley Mace Havird about her new poetry collection, “Wild Juice.”
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Disrupting Lexical Expectations in “Cleave”
An interview with Tiana Nobile on her debut poetry collection, “Cleave.”
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Ada Limón on Resilience, Writing to Keep Going, and “Lucky Wreck”
An interview with Ada Limón, whose first book of poetry, “Lucky Wreck,” is being republished in celebration of its 15th anniversary.
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Dealing with Disaster in “Second Story”
Denise Duhamel’s latest collection, “Second Story,” is poetry of its time, addressing gun violence, white privilege, aging, and Covid-19.
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“Inheritance”: Poetry of Listening and Watching
Taylor Johnson’s “Inheritance” is a collection of poetry of listening and watching.
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The Primacy of Poetry in “Make Me Rain”
Nikki Giovanni’s latest collection of poetry and prose, “Make Me Rain,” warmly invites readers in and holds them close.
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“All The Songs We Sing” Is an Important Ensemble of Voices
“All The Songs We Sing,” an anthology of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction, celebrates artists of the Carolina African American Writers’ Collective and the importance of diversity within American literature.
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Linda Hogan on “A History of Kindness”: “I Would Call this Book a Tree”
An interview with Linda Hogan on her latest poetry collection, “A History of Kindness.”
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