I’m thrilled to share Lloyd Wallace’s interview with Toby Altman on the release of Altman’s Jewel Box (Essay Press, 2026), a collection of visual poetry exploring the work of archite...

Issue (11) Editor’s Note Five Poems Gabriel Ojeda-Sagué St. Jerome Writing Heather Green On Farid Matuk’s Moon Mirrored Indivisible Noa...

The New York City mayor has spent the beginning of his term delivering on one promise after another. The Virginia governor, meanwhile, has been busy vetoing progressive legislation.

Johanna Drucker is an artist and thinker I’ve long admired for her work on the history of the book, and her book work, to name a few of her multifarious contributions to the world of art and let...

Keep the Classical Languages Major at the University of Iowa

I don't want to be a farmer but my mother was right I should never have tried to rise out of the proletariat

One year after Donald Trump retook the presidency, 2025 Election Day includes closely watched races for New York City mayor, New Jersey governor and California's Proposition 50.

Danielle Pieratti (DP): Naoko, we met back in 2023 at the Bread Loaf Translators’ Conference, and I can still remember first coming across your thrilling book GLYPH in the campus books...

With her identity rooted in Navajo, Creek, and Greek cultures, artist Anna Tsouhlarakis works across different media, including sculpture, installation, video, and performance. All her projects, no ma...

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World Poetry Review Bonus Dossier “J’ai tant rêvé de toi” by Robert Desnos from À la mystérieuse, 1926 Editor’s Introduction Translated from the French by Guy Bennett Dawson…

The first time I saw Monica Ong’s visual poem, The Star Gazer, I was in awe of the artist book in the form of a volvelle, or rotating wheel-chart, a map of the stars, which can be aligned to the...

In “Forgiveness,” Pinsky’s fluid, associative moves form an electron cloud of image, shadow, and fact around a heavy nucleus of a solitary voice wrestling with its own thoughts, ambitions, and ethical...

UPDATES on this week's DC-ALT events. 1. Don't forget to mark your calendar Sunday, January 26, 3:00- 5:00 pm for Nancy Naomi Carlson, Dan Beachy-Quick and Heather Green talking about translating...

I first encountered Tan Pin Pin’s films at Vassar College last April, when she dropped by the documentary course I was then taking to chat. Her visit was accompanied by a special screening of he...

Participants in Denver's basic-income program reported having more-secure housing, though results were similar in the trial and control groups.