Katarina Bivald One other highlight of the trip to Oakland was catching a presentation by Swedish author Katarina Bivald at Laurel Book...

Earlier this week I learned that the little art book project, GRIND , that I collaborated on with photographer Nicholas Muellner this past...

Many a major American cultural figure is buried at Woodlawn Cemetery  in the Bronx ; Countee Cullen  (1903-1946) is among them. One of the ...

Adam Johnson (1965-1993), not the recent Pulitzer Prize winner but the late lyric poet bearing his name, was one of the promising Britis...

I cannot find my copy now (it is hidden among the shelves of writing study books that this summer will enjoy reorganization), but Aaron S...

I could not possibly post poetry about the night without again posting a poem by Xavier Villarrutia , one of whose poems I translated and...

I've asked the same question on this blog about her distant relative Robert Lowell (1917-1977), but does anyone read Amy Lowell (1874-...

He is 85 years old, and one of the most famous living American poets, a vital figure in mid-to-late 20th century experimental poetics, a ...