The poems of Ann Lauterbach’s Or to Begin Again probe the difficult questions—ethical, emotional, political, and even spiritual—of accounting for despair.
Richard Deming
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Piotr Florczyk
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Elizabeth Gramm
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Christopher Schmidt
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Lindsay Turner
Review: Tracer
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Haines Eason
Man of Principle
The Passions of Arthur Koestler.
Roger Boylan
Called Into Being
Charles Bernstein's All the Whiskey in Heaven.
Richard Deming
Slumming
Daniel Tiffany’s "Infidel Poetics"
Joyelle McSweeney
The Other Mother Tongue
On The Bloodaxe Book of Contemporary Indian Poets.
Michael Scharf
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Elizabeth Gramm
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Craig Morgan Teicher
Review: Restoration
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Sumita Chakraborty
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Dave Lucas
Review: Close Calls with Nonsense
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Jason Tandon
Review: Petals of Zero, Petals of One
By Andrew Zawacki.
Zach Savich
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Experiments in life and poetic form.
Tess Taylor
Know-How
H.L. Hix: Philosopher-Poet
Troy Jollimore
Restless
On the poetry of Carl Phillips.
Katie Peterson
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