An interview with Stacey Balkun on her debut collection, “Sweetbitter.”
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“Lost, Hurt, or in Transit” Recognizes Beauty and Loss as Integral Parts of Life
A review of Rohan Chhetri’s poetry collection, “Lost, Hurt, or in Transit Beautiful.”
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The Best Southern Books of February 2022
The best Southern books of February 2022.
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“Borrowing Your Body” Gives a Raw Look at Disease and Loss
A review of “Borrowing Your Body” which offers a sardonic look at disease and loss through raw, detailed narratives.
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Grit, Humor and Lost Teeth in “Hardcore”
An interview with Mik Grantham about her poetry collection, “Hardcore”
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“Aux Arc Trypt Ich”: Darkly Beautiful and Sensory-Rich
A review of Cody-Rose Clevidence’s poetry collection “Aux Ark Trypt Ich.”
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“Playlist for the Apocalypse”: A Masterful Blend of the Personal with the Political
Rita Dove’s eleventh collection of poetry, “Playlist for the Apocalypse,” feels both intricate and monumental at the same time.
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The Best Southern Books of October 2021
The best Southern books of October 2021.
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“A Quilt for David”: Poems that Shed Light on Shame, Humanity, and the Realities of Illness
An interview with poet and educator Steven Reigns regarding his new collection of poetry, “A Quilt for David.”
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Bernard Clay on Revision, Balance, and “English Lit”
An interview with Bernard Clay about his debut poetry collection, “English Lit.”
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