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Stefania Heim

Stefania Heim is the author of A Table That Goes On for Miles (Switchback Books, 2014) and a poetry editor at Boston Review. 

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From the Editors: What Nature

The poems collected in What Nature were written in the predawn of the Sixth Extinction Event

Timothy Donnelly, Barbara K. Fischer, Stefania Heim

Arts in Society, Science & Nature

Introducing “What Nature”

The poems collected in What Nature were written in the predawn of the Sixth Extinction Event.

Timothy Donnelly, BK Fischer, Stefania Heim

Arts in Society

In Memoriam: John Ashbery

We have lost a poet of exceptional sensitivity, sophistication​,​ and grace.

Timothy Donnelly, BK Fischer, Stefania Heim

Arts in Society

Future Doors

Talking with Wayne Koestenbaum, like reading his diverse body of work, is thrilling. I went

Wayne Koestenbaum, Stefania Heim

Arts in Society

Wild By Nature

Meteroic Flowers by Elizabeth Willis.

Stefania Heim

Arts in Society

Review: Like Wind Loves a Window

By Andrea Baker.

Stefania Heim

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THINKING IN A PANDEMIC

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