Ange Mlinko, the recipient of the Randall Jarrell Award in Poetry Criticism from the Poetry Foundation, teaches in the creative writing program of the University of Houston. Her most recent book of poems is Shoulder Season.
The intimate friendship of Emily Dickinson and Thomas Wentworth Higginson takes wing in two new books.
In language stark and plain as hymns, Susan Stewart explores our insatiable desire to find meaning in remembrance.
It's National Poetry Month, and that means cooked meat.
Helen Adam wrote to raise gooseflesh. A new collection of her work takes her on her own terms.
John Ashbery has given us the ideal poetry for the Information Age.
It's hard to know whether today or yesterday was the full moon;
excitement isn't rigorous. It's just river-silvering


