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Poetry

“You have been here some time”: Poetics of Failure and Song

In Elizabeth Bishop’s poem “The Gentleman of Shalott,” the title character is caught in an

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“Here where she shouldn’t be”: On Conceptual Reading

As it is described in an interview published last year in Jacket2, poet Steven Zultanski’s

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“From within the field”: a survey of the survey

 Chalk cliffs of Dover. Photograph: Klaus Wagensonner. I’ve been a quiet blog contributor

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"At the Mercy of My Poetic Voice": An Interview with Alice Notley

Plus, a collage and new poems.

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The Hydra

I’m packing to visit some places where I once lived. The first and fussiest part of this summer

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Echoes

Caroline Bergvall, Laynie Browne, Teresa Carmody, and Vanessa Place, eds. I’ll Drown My Book

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Catch the Dying Light

Out of mourning and its aftermath, The Bride of E asserts a new and energized approach to elegy.

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Full Catastrophe Living

Full Catastrophe Living Zach Savich University of Iowa Press, $16 (paper) The winner of the

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Chronic

Chronic D.A. Powell Graywolf Press, $20 (cloth) Though the title of D. A. Powell’s fourth

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King of a Hundred Horsemen

King of a Hundred Horsemen by Marie Étienne translated from the French by Marilyn

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