Fugue and Strike
The grotesque yet inquisitive poetry of Joe Hall returns to the limelight in Fugue and Strike, his fourth full-length collection.
Reviewed by Greg Bem
The grotesque yet inquisitive poetry of Joe Hall returns to the limelight in Fugue and Strike, his fourth full-length collection.
Reviewed by Greg Bem
Though he is still regarded as one of the essential Romantic poets and remembered for his wildly picaresque adventures, Byron’s opposition to oppression may be his most enduring legacy.
By Mike Dillon
Rob Schlegel’s fourth poetry collection examines parents' fragile emotional resilience in an age when capital and mass media tell us to find individual solutions for collective problems.
Reviewed by Stephanie Burt
Poet, publisher, and artist Jeffrey Cyphers Wright discusses his new collection of sonnets and collages, Doppelgängster — as well as how all the doubles in his life as a poet add up to a singular, ongoing practice.
Interviewed by Jim Feast