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From Tommy Pico's Book-Length Poem, <em>IRL</em>

From Tommy Pico's Book-Length Poem, IRL

"Less Mary Oliver and More Mary Magdalene..."

By Tommy Pico | April 18, 2016

Poetry Podcasts Are Back

Poetry Podcasts Are Back

Two New Poetry Podcasts With Poems, Interviews & Real Talk

By Adam Fitzgerald | April 18, 2016

DRONES & POPPIES

DRONES & POPPIES

Three New Poems by Tess Taylor

By Tess Taylor | April 13, 2016

A HORIZON OF TRAIN YARDS

A HORIZON OF TRAIN YARDS

FOUR new Poems by francine j. harris

By francine j. harris | April 6, 2016

Five Writers on the Poems That Make Them Cry

Five Writers on the Poems That Make Them Cry

Siri Hustvedt, Helen Macdonald, A.L. Kennedy, Margaret Drabble, and Kate Atkinson

By Literary Hub | April 5, 2016

On Prescribing Poems for the Sick, the Dying, the Grief Stricken

On Prescribing Poems for the Sick, the Dying, the Grief Stricken

Ronna Bloom Explores the Power of Poetry in a Hospital Waiting Room

By Ronna Bloom | April 5, 2016

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On Maggie Nelson's The Red Parts, Ten Years Later

By Bridget Read | April 5, 2016

Kate Atkinson on "Adelstrop"

By Kate Akinson | April 5, 2016

Helen Macdonald on "Frost at Midnight"

By Helen Macdonald | April 5, 2016

Margaret Drabble on

Margaret Drabble on "Say not the struggle naught availeth"

By Margaret Drabble | April 5, 2016

A. L. Kennedy on

A. L. Kennedy on "Sonnets from the Portuguese: XXVIII"

By A. L. Kennedy | April 5, 2016

Celebrate National Poetry Month With 10 New Must-Read Collections

Celebrate National Poetry Month With 10 New Must-Read Collections

“Poetry is not like, it is the very lining of the inner life.”

By Cassidy Foust and Zoey Cole | April 1, 2016

They Call Him Scarface Because He's Sad

They Call Him Scarface Because He's Sad

Lit Hub Poem of the Week

By David Tomas Martinez | March 30, 2016

This is Not a Defense of Poetry

This is Not a Defense of Poetry

Ishion Hutchinson on Vision, the Sea, and the Poetics of the Caribbean

By Ishion Hutchinson | March 30, 2016

Where is Jim Harrison? Seven Poems from a Master

Where is Jim Harrison? Seven Poems from a Master

Remembering a Great Writer Through Some of His Final Words

By Literary Hub | March 28, 2016

Dear Pierre

Dear Pierre

A New Poem By Karen Weiser

By Karen Weiser | March 16, 2016

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