Allison Adair: Ways to Describe a Death Inside Your Own Living Body
Kaveh Akbar: Political Poem • Poem for My Mother on 28th Anniversary of the Iran Air Flight 655 Disaster • Holy as We Please • Best Shadows • If You Think You Can Scare Me You Probably Can
Ellen Bass: The Kitchen Counter • Goat, Cow, Man • Overdoing It
Michael Bazzett: At Night • The Cellar • Cain and Abel, Revisited • The Subterranean Room
Eric Berlin: "The Alter-Place" - Bruce Smith interviewed by Eric Berlin
David Biespiel: Legible Horizon (review of Hammer Is the Prayer by Christian Wiman; Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2016, 224 pages)
Tyree Daye: Brionne Janae interviewed by Tyree Daye
Piotr Florczyk: Stoking the Light (review of Cinder: New and Selected Poems by Susan Stewart; Graywolf, 2017, 256 pages)
Terrance Hayes:
- American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin "America, you just wanted change is all, a return"
- American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin "Aryans, Betty Crocker, Bettye LaVette,"
- American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin "Goddamn, so this is what it means to have a leader"
- American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin "I pour a pinch of serious poison for you James"
- American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin "I remember my sister's last hoorah. She joined the black"
- American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin "It was discovered the best way to combat"
- American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin "On some level, I'm always full of Girl Scout cookies"
- American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin "Probably, ghosts are allergic to us. Our uproarious"
- American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin "Rilke ends his sonnet 'Archaic Torso of Apollo' saying"
- American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin "The difference between stay woke & don't sleep"
- American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin "The earth of my nigga eyes are assassinated."
- American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin "When I am nowhere near the ledge or knife covered"
Bob Hicok: Flight plan • The class visit • Going back to basics • The point of life • Friends
Brionne Janae: Brionne Janae interviewed by Tyree Daye
Brionne Janae: Corneas • Liver • Picture After the Big Game • And Then
Thomas E. Kennedy: "Dead End Boogie" by Dan Turell (translated from the Danish by Thomas E. Kennedy)
Steven Kleinman: When in New Cities • World of Cease • Metaphor of a Starfish
Jennifer L. Knox: Wolverine Season • You Look at the Window
Ginger Ko: I Sang Mind Because I Could Not Sing Body • Not Every People Has Had a Sailor • My Only Consistency Is Me: That I Act • The Yellowed Wind Found Inside Thunder
Ada Limon: The Year of the Goldfinches • Almost Forty • It's Harder • Sundown and All the Damage Done
Ernst Meister: Of Entirety Say the Sentence by Ernst Meister (Wave Books, 2015, 192 pages) reviewed by Joshua Weiner
Nathaniel Perry: On the Cusp of Devotion: A Squirrel, Doubt, and Geoffrey Hill
Alicia Jo Rabins: Remember How We Planned to Get Married and Have Children? • Questions from My Uterus on the Occasion of My Husband's Vasectomy • My New Face • Passenger • Pig in a Blanket • I Dream of My Baby Sleeping While He Sleeps • Cradle Cap
Bruce Smith: "The Alter-Place" - Bruce Smith interviewed by Eric Berlin
Sparrow: From Stansted to Heathrow
Susan Stewart: Cinder: New and Selected Poems by Susan Stewart (Graywolf, 2017, 256 pages) reviewed by Piotr Flotczyk
Dan Turell: Dead End Boogie (translated from the Danish by Thomas E. Kennedy)
Laura Van Prooyen: The Calumet Region
Nikki Wallschlaeger: I'd Come Back from the Grave to Celebrate the End of Capitalism
Joshua Weiner: Reading Ernst Meister (review of Of Entirety Say the Sentence by Ernst Meister; Wave Books, 2015, 192 pages)
Marlys West: By That I Do Mean Horse
Christian Wiman: Hammer Is the Prayer by Christian Wiman (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2016, 224 pages) reviewed by David Biespiel
Dean Young: Dance Event • Phantom Pains • Flower in Handcuffs • Unprotected • The Science of Thunder
Kaveh Akbar: Political Poem • Poem for My Mother on 28th Anniversary of the Iran Air Flight 655 Disaster • Holy as We Please • Best Shadows • If You Think You Can Scare Me You Probably Can
Ellen Bass: The Kitchen Counter • Goat, Cow, Man • Overdoing It
Michael Bazzett: At Night • The Cellar • Cain and Abel, Revisited • The Subterranean Room
Eric Berlin: "The Alter-Place" - Bruce Smith interviewed by Eric Berlin
David Biespiel: Legible Horizon (review of Hammer Is the Prayer by Christian Wiman; Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2016, 224 pages)
Tyree Daye: Brionne Janae interviewed by Tyree Daye
Piotr Florczyk: Stoking the Light (review of Cinder: New and Selected Poems by Susan Stewart; Graywolf, 2017, 256 pages)
Terrance Hayes:
- American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin "America, you just wanted change is all, a return"
- American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin "Aryans, Betty Crocker, Bettye LaVette,"
- American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin "Goddamn, so this is what it means to have a leader"
- American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin "I pour a pinch of serious poison for you James"
- American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin "I remember my sister's last hoorah. She joined the black"
- American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin "It was discovered the best way to combat"
- American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin "On some level, I'm always full of Girl Scout cookies"
- American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin "Probably, ghosts are allergic to us. Our uproarious"
- American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin "Rilke ends his sonnet 'Archaic Torso of Apollo' saying"
- American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin "The difference between stay woke & don't sleep"
- American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin "The earth of my nigga eyes are assassinated."
- American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin "When I am nowhere near the ledge or knife covered"
Bob Hicok: Flight plan • The class visit • Going back to basics • The point of life • Friends
Brionne Janae: Brionne Janae interviewed by Tyree Daye
Brionne Janae: Corneas • Liver • Picture After the Big Game • And Then
Thomas E. Kennedy: "Dead End Boogie" by Dan Turell (translated from the Danish by Thomas E. Kennedy)
Steven Kleinman: When in New Cities • World of Cease • Metaphor of a Starfish
Jennifer L. Knox: Wolverine Season • You Look at the Window
Ginger Ko: I Sang Mind Because I Could Not Sing Body • Not Every People Has Had a Sailor • My Only Consistency Is Me: That I Act • The Yellowed Wind Found Inside Thunder
Ada Limon: The Year of the Goldfinches • Almost Forty • It's Harder • Sundown and All the Damage Done
Ernst Meister: Of Entirety Say the Sentence by Ernst Meister (Wave Books, 2015, 192 pages) reviewed by Joshua Weiner
Nathaniel Perry: On the Cusp of Devotion: A Squirrel, Doubt, and Geoffrey Hill
Alicia Jo Rabins: Remember How We Planned to Get Married and Have Children? • Questions from My Uterus on the Occasion of My Husband's Vasectomy • My New Face • Passenger • Pig in a Blanket • I Dream of My Baby Sleeping While He Sleeps • Cradle Cap
Bruce Smith: "The Alter-Place" - Bruce Smith interviewed by Eric Berlin
Sparrow: From Stansted to Heathrow
Susan Stewart: Cinder: New and Selected Poems by Susan Stewart (Graywolf, 2017, 256 pages) reviewed by Piotr Flotczyk
Dan Turell: Dead End Boogie (translated from the Danish by Thomas E. Kennedy)
Laura Van Prooyen: The Calumet Region
Nikki Wallschlaeger: I'd Come Back from the Grave to Celebrate the End of Capitalism
Joshua Weiner: Reading Ernst Meister (review of Of Entirety Say the Sentence by Ernst Meister; Wave Books, 2015, 192 pages)
Marlys West: By That I Do Mean Horse
Christian Wiman: Hammer Is the Prayer by Christian Wiman (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2016, 224 pages) reviewed by David Biespiel
Dean Young: Dance Event • Phantom Pains • Flower in Handcuffs • Unprotected • The Science of Thunder
