Blessèd Delusions: Literary Follies and Visual Poems
First I thought Stet would fail to be a book, and now that it has failed to fail and exists in the world, its forms and processes are failing to stay put between its front and back covers.
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Featured poems, essays and interviews.
A Small Dislocation
“Kinnell’s poetry can show us that the cup of trembling . . . must be lived with, if anything that might assemble itself toward joy could ever possibly be found.”
Devin Kelly on the poetry of Galway Kinnell
Simply Where We Live
“Concrete gestures toward beauty, fragile investments in progress. Literal seeds sown.”
Alex Madison on Here: Poems for the Planet
Something Silent in Us Strengthens
“In the time we have remaining, Kaminsky asks that we commit to exaltation as an honest response to our beleaguered world.”
Kristen Millares Young on Ilya Kaminsky
My Dear collateral damage
“That language, rescued from the machinery of war, can offer the consolation of being looked upon in relation . . . to whom you are beloved.”
Lena Khalaf Tuffaha on Solmaz Sharif
Autoportret
Jehanne Dubrow on the paintings of Jerzy Duda-Gracz
Thirty-One Tiny Failures and One Labyrinth: On Parenting and Writing
by Oliver de la Paz | Contributing Writer
How to Listen to Water
Michelle Peñaloza on Aimee Nezhukumatathil’s Oceanic
The Biography of a Poem
by Julie Marie Wade | Contributing Writer
That Ocean Inside Us
Claudia Castro Luna on Violence and Silence in the Poems of Gregory Orr