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Black Bag
Luke Kennard
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| March 17, 2026
I Love You Don’t Die
Jade Song
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| March 16, 2026
“Talking Dog.” A Poem by Danniel Schoonebeek
“I speak in your voice / says the dog. / FBI hired me / one year & change / out of Quantico.”
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Danniel Schoonebeek
| March 13, 2026
An Awfully Big Adventure
Beryl Bainbridge
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| March 13, 2026
A Mask the Color of the Sky
Bassem Khandaqji (trans. Addie Leak)
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| March 12, 2026
The Complex
Karan Mahajan
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| March 11, 2026
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Six Books (and One Film) About Bad Fathers
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Victoria Shorr
| March 10, 2026
The Natural Way of Things
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| March 10, 2026
The Body Builders
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| March 9, 2026
“French Walk,” a Poem by Anna Lena Phillips Bell
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Might Could
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Anna Lena Phillips Bell
| March 6, 2026
No Friend to This House
Natalie Haynes
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| March 6, 2026
“The Terrible Years.”
A Poem by Carolina Ebeid
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Carolina Ebeid
| March 5, 2026
A Far-Flung Life
M.L. Stedman
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| March 5, 2026
Gunk
Saba Sams
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| March 4, 2026
Night Night Fawn
Jordy Rosenberg
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| March 3, 2026
Read a Passage From Jonathan Galassi’s Book-Length Poem,
The Vineyard
“The greatest gardeners in these parts, / as almost everywhere, have left no trace.”
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Jonathan Galassi
| March 2, 2026
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