MAYDAY

THE NEW EXTREME EXPERIMENTAL AMERICAN POETRY by David-Baptiste Chirot

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Further Reading

A Conversation with Kalani Pickhart

I recently had the pleasure of speaking with novelist Kalani Pickhart about her debut novel I Will Die in a Foreign Land. The book provides a vivid portrait of the 2013-2014 Euromaidan protests in Ukraine through the interconnected stories of four characters whose lives are forever changed by the events. In our wide-ranging conversation, Pickhart […]

ERIC LORBERER’S RESPONSE TO “SOME DARKER BOUQUETS”

Reviewing Poetry (or the Negative Positive Knee-Jerk Jamboree) In assessing literary journalism’s dearth of negative poetry reviews, Kent Johnson hits a lot of nails on the head: most poetry critics are practicing poets themselves; as such many are prone to use reviewing as a place for toadyism and ladder climbing rather than to confront real […]

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