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In Their Own Words
Poets and translators on their work.
Jake Skeets on “The Body a Bottle”
The poem began with a body and a bottle. It was late afternoon and I was driving back home from my summer residency at the Institute of American Indian Arts. The drive was several hours through high and valley desert, country road and freeway. During these long drives, I often find myself capturing certain images; quick flashes of scene on the side of the road.
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In Their Own Words
Poets and translators on their work.
Latinx-Caribbean Poetry
Poems and notes by participants in the 2017 Latinx-Caribbean Poetry Conference. Co-presented with the Gallatin Writing Program and CantoMundo.
Black Poets Speak Out
Poets, activists, educators, and organizers on the #blackpoetsspeakout project.
New American Poets
Work from first first books by some of today's most innovative and interesting poets. This series was presented biannually from 2003-2015.
Site Visits
Interviews with poetry editors of online publications.
Old School
Poets on poets and poems from the past.
Interviews
Conversations with poets, editors, and artists.
Tributes
Remembrances, appreciations, and remarks.
Latino/a Poets Roundtable
Discussions on Latinx poetry in the 21st Century.
Ars Poetica
Rachel Eliza Griffiths' photographs of poets accompanied by a poem.
On Poetry
Thematic essays on beauty, politics, poetic forms, and more.
Red, White, & Blue
Poets on poetry's role in the political landscape.
Poetry & Democracy
Essays and poems on democracy, presented as part of the Poetry Coalition's annual theme.
Desert Island Discs
Poets share their favorite albums.
First Loves
Poets on the first poems they adored. Edited by Carmela Ciuraru, and expanded into her anthology First Loves: Poets Introduce the Essential Poems that Captivated and Inspired Them.
One Word
Poets on their favorite word. Essays selected from the anthology One Word, edited by Molly McQuade.
Features
Q & A: American Poetry
Poets answer the question: "What's American about American Poetry?"
Remembering Katrina
Poems in response to Hurricane Katrina.
Q & A: Chapbook Publishers
Publishers, printers, and editors discuss their process.
Yet Do I Marvel
Poets on the history and current state of African-American poetry.