HALA ALYAN
Bore
It appears like a word and then I pray.
Author: Staff
HALA ALYAN
How Do the Words Dream Together?
Randall Potts on Geoffrey Nutter’s Giant Moth Perishes
The Pursuit of It: Maggie Nelson’s On Freedom
“Who does stasis serve?”—an essay by Gabrielle Bates
SAL Essay Series
Writers preview the Seattle Arts & Lectures Poetry Series
Part of that Secret
Greg Bem on Chath pierSath’s On Earth Beneath Sky
Beyond the Bradys: Poetry and the “Perfect” American Family
“I’m reminded that sometimes the poem comes after I’ve written what I think I need to say, when the will gives up, when the imagination takes over, allowing me to see a bit beyond my very limited perspective.”—Blas Falconer
On Failure
In which writers investigate the practice of failure.
SUN TZU-PING
from You Are Not There
translated by Nicholas Wong
“What’re they selling there?”
“What we already have.”
Interview// Invisibility is a Form of Presence: A Conversation with Fiona Sze-Lorrain:
On translating Green Mountain by Chinese Poet Yang Jian
One More Thing: Muriel Leung and Helene Achanzar in Conversation
“I am the assemblage of both my memory and the ones that contest it.”