Kristina Marie Darling

In Take Me with You, Wherever You’re Going, poet Jessica Jacobs has engaged with a project that many […]

The First Rule of Rock Tumbling: A Review of ...

Once, several years ago, on the mesa between Tetilla peak and the Santa Fe River gorge, I saw […]

What would a mashup of Carrie Bradshaw, Madame Bovary, and Twiggy look like? Christina Chiu, author of Troublemaker […]

What a time to read Megan Merchant’s new poetry collection, Before the Fevered Snow. I’ve been hunkered down in […]

Arthur Sze’s tenth book of poetry, Sight Lines, has just won the 2019 National Book Award (NBA). An […]

With his new collection On the Shores of Welcome Home, Bruce Weigl brings his expansive proclivities to a striking […]

Berlin, 02 April 2020 Dear Daniel, I think your article is terrific but here’s my issue with […]

Daniel Tiffany’s brilliant provocation and invitation for responses is a welcome gesture to broaden and reanimate ideas about […]

March, 2020 Kāneʻohe, Hawai`i Dear Daniel– Thank you for asking me to respond to your fascinating essay, “Speaking […]

THE POET AS TRANSNATIONAL MESSENGER I had only a few hours to pack and travel out of […]

POETRY UNDER LOCKDOWN (A Response to Daniel Tiffany’s “Speaking in Tongues: Poetry and the Residues of Shared Language”) […]

Begin before the beginning. As an epigraph to their recent collection Space Struck, Paige Lewis offers this passage […]