I WANT TO START BY SAYING: An Interview with Samuel Ace
“…an insistence on this is rather than what might be…”
MECHANICAL BULL: An Interview with Rennie Ament
“I’m stretching and stressing out the language to see what it can do.”
ORDINARY ENTANGLEMENT: An Interview with Melissa Dickey
“So that’s the process part. But the patterning is more mysterious.”
THE DEVIL’S WORKSHOP: An Interview with Xavier Cavazos
“I learned that I could go deep into taboo, faith, and ceremony. That poetry can open those doors.”
HOW IT FEELS TO BE IN IT: An Interview with Dara Barrois/Dixon
“Ha, you get the idea. I think making a poem is a pretty dangerous thing to do.”
RENDER / AN APOCALYPSE: An Interview with Rebecca Gayle Howell
“I read Render today, and I learn again about hope.”
INNOCENCE: An Interview with Michael Joseph Walsh
“One approaches a thing that seems solid from a distance, then finds oneself lost inside of it, in the body of a cloud.”
SINK: An Interview with Anisfield-Wolf Fellow Joseph Earl Thomas
“I feel like all influences are both internal and external, everything is real and fantasy at the same time.”
Almost Obscene: On Translating Raúl Gómez Jattin with Katherine M. Hedeen & Olivia Lott
“He was an outsider, often painfully so, and as such his work challenges notions of queerness, madness, poetry itself in powerful, meaningful ways.”