Thinking Like a Mountain: On the Centennial of Marianne Moore’s “An Octopus”
An essay by Dave Seter
Author: Staff
A Mouth Holds Many Things: A Conversation with Stephanie Adams-Santos, Jennifer S. Cheng, and Cindy Juyoung Ok
A discussion with contributors to the new anthology from Fonograf Editions
Field Notes: Asemic Textile Book 1
“It is possible for language to be purely a textural landscape.” —Jennifer S. Cheng
Who I Want to Name—A Conversation with Charles Potts
“I demand this of my own poetry. It has to be intellectually rigorous. It has to be about something. It has to have emotional resonance. It has to have musicality and it’s got to have an artistic edge.”
One More Thing: Shelley Wong and Lisa Low in Conversation
“Tonally, in this book, I was interested in ambivalence, in quiet moments of contradiction.”
One More Thing
Conversations with contributors and other writers curated by Helene Achanzar
Dreaming the Living and the Dead: On Brandon Shimoda’s Hydra Medusa
“Dreams, like letters or memories or photographs, can resurrect the dead, and the dead arrive throughout this book.”
Statement in Support of PACBI
Poetry Northwest commits to the Palestinian-led international call for Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS), including signing on to the Palestinian Academic and Cultural
Boycott of Israel (PACBI).
SHELBY HANDLER
Blessing Over Organizing
Blessed are we, betrayers of all counterfeit kinships
ZAKARIA MOHAMMED
7-24-2019
(translation by Lena Khalaf Tuffaha)
I have eulogized the dead my entire life, and this has exhausted me.