Interview // Transformation through Story: Heather Cahoon’s Horsefly Dress
Conducted by Jennifer Elise Foerster
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A selection of recent special features, essays, interviews and reviews
Such Hints of Honey
“A poem’s sweetness leads to its own devouring.”—an essay by Jehanne Dubrow
Epithalamion in the Field
words by I.S. Jones
art by Gabrielle Bates
Sarah J. Sloat: Postcard Collages
Everything holds up a mirror.
The mirror holds up a door.
David Wagoner, longtime editor of Poetry Northwest, dies at 96
Poetry Northwest has learned that esteemed editor David Wagoner has died. According to sources close to him and involved with his care, he died in his sleep at a nursing home in Edmonds on December 18, 2021. He was 96.
When the Years are Gone: On Playlist for the Apocalypse by Rita Dove
“This is a collection about preservation.”—an essay by Luther Hughes
Interview // “We work the materials, but they also work us”: A Conversation With Jennifer Sperry Steinorth
“Often, as I attempt to solve literary problems, I find my mind working not in language, but in music or in space.”
The Underglimmer
“What would the objects around us look like if we were centered, open?”—an essay by John Wall Barger
It Was Delicious
A Review of Sandra Lim’s The Curious Thing
Interview // as echoes, as ghosts: Paul Hlava Ceballos and Quenton Baker in Conversation
“Research is an intimate practice.”