The “Words We Teach Our Daughters”: Nuha Fariha’s “God Mornings, Tiger Nights”

A review of Nuha Fariha’s collection of poetry, “God Mornings, Tiger Nights.”

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Poet Rodney Jones Goes Home Again in “Alabama: Poems”

“The shame of provenance is not genetic. It is installed like electricity.” 

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The Mechanics of the Death Penalty, Vividly Depicted By Men In Its Grip

An interview with the curator of “Ghosts Over the Boiler,” a collection of poetry and prose written by men on Alabama’s death row.

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“The Beauty of Small Presses Is That They Are Small, Especially in Their Attentions”: an Interview with Han VanderHart of River River Books

An interview with Han VanderHart about their poetry at River River Books.

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