Albert Abonado

Proud girls, you gorgons, gorgeous in your gowns, rising back unrepentant out of your loam house, tiptoe fripperies, overlook my misreading. ‘Autumn Cyclamen’, a poem by @aestallings.bsky.social: www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...

🔍 Incredible to see BOA poet @renamosteirin featured in the Poetry Society of America's Storefront Poems. Pre-order her upcoming collection DISASTER TOURISM @ www.boaeditions.org/products/dis...

Mahmoud Darwish translated by Fady Joudah

📣 New Article Alert: Here's a potentially 🌶️ essay on the lack of formalism in humanistic writing about neural networks (or "AI"). Form matters. Architecture matters.

This is a fantastic special issue of Cultural Analytics that comes out of a truly amazing workshop convened by Tess McNulty and Laura Chapot in April 2023!! Looking forward to reading all the essays. Check it out.

Did you see? The look in her mother’s eyes – if it helps say it sounds like a fairy tale – sold to strangers. The girl is, if it helps. Say the bowls are empty. ‘Fore/mother’, a poem by Sarah Howe: www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...

Yay!

Richard Siken

Visiting @renamosteirin.bsky.social’s poem at the @poetrysociety.org in Brooklyn today! So happy and proud of her. Read “Your Father Came from a Movie.”

I've got a new essay out. "Early Machine Learning and Artificial Animal Intelligences" appears in the latest volume of the Journal of the Midwest Modern Language Association in a special issue titled “Intelligence” and edited by Naomi Michalowicz and Nathan Jung. muse.jhu.edu/pub/140/arti...

Today’s Poem-a-Day @poetsorg.bsky.social is by the inimitable @theferocity.bsky.social, allusive, incantatory, and moving. @benningtonwriting.bsky.social @coffeehousepress.bsky.social ❤️🔥

I gather you snap your fingers in the face of the east wind feel the moon groan as she learns the ropes again tangled among branches that you bend, so you say, to shake her free. ‘Considering a Hike to Yon Tree’, a poem by Kathleen Jamie: www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...

“Magic and ideology are both practices of belief.” On the cluttered bird’s nest of Leonora Carrington’s The Stone Door.

Elise Paschen

Elise Paschen reading her gorgeous poems and speaking to students at Dartmouth College.

“So often the images and sentences in this magazine similarly stick with me, and this issue is no exception. Start with that cover photograph of Toni Morrison…” EIC Kevin Larimer reflects on the photos and words that have moved him professionally + personally over the years. at.pw.org/OldFortTavern

Rümeysa Öztürk wrote about ICE detention and the women who helped her survive. www.vanityfair.com/news/story/r...

Excited to share Martha Pollack's Montgomery Fellow presentation "AI and the Mission of Higher Education" with Phil Hanlon, delivered at Dartmouth College on April 21, 2025. www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9Lb...

Nathan Xavier Osorio

🚨 New on Lab: Games 🚨 An essay by Ed Park on Buffalo’s infamous blizzard of ’77 and the board game that resulted ❄️🎲⁠ ⁠ Don't forget that we're open for submissions to the Games issue until July 28! graywolflab.org/2025/07/11/t...

Leif Weatherby in the NYT today with a provocative op-ed titled "How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Have Fun With A.I." www.nytimes.com/2025/07/16/o... @leifw.bsky.social

🌼 🌿 The Yale Review highlighted Aracelis Girmay's poem "flower" for their Poem of the Week in June! "flower" can be found in Girmay's upcoming collection GREEN OF ALL HEADS, available now for pre-order at www.boaeditions.org/collections/.... yalereview.org/article/arac...

🏷️ Make sure to pick up some summer reading! All past titles—as well as pre-orders!—are automatically discounted at check-out. Sale ends soon! #BOAEditions #BOABooks #BookSale #Poetry #ShortFiction #ShortStories #NonProfitPublishing

Once again #SaturdayMorning has rolled around so here's our "usual" start to the day. This is "Interior" by Brynhild Parker from 1930. Bryn trained at the Slade in the late 1920s & shared a room whilst she was there with a future member of the Group, Ruth Salaman. #BrynhildParker #EastLondonGroup

Joseph Brodsky

Grand Bloom 2015

Loved hearing @nxo.bsky.social read at Dartmouth yesterday.

In celebration of Robert Frost and the Dartmouth-Poet-in-Residency, I’ll be reading alongside incredible poets and writers at the @thefrostplace.bsky.social, @dartmouthcollege.bsky.social, and the Meetinghouse this coming week. I’m excited to share Querida and new work (!) with New Hampshire!

Calling all women poets of color! Submissions are now open for the Blessing the Boats Selections 2025! Learn more at www.boaeditions.org/pages/blessi...

This was a great talk.

Tune in and listen to Li-Young Lee's "From Blossoms" from his collection ROSE (BOA EDITIONS 1986).Get yourself a copy while the summer sale lasts! #poetry #poems #literature

Duke UP just made available early access to my forthcoming essay on E.B. White and autobiographical data ("On Personal and Impersonal Data") that will be appearing in American Literature this fall. Click through to the PDF link here: read.dukeupress.edu/american-lit...

Katie Marya

Yay! My poem will be in the window of @poetrysociety.org on Smith Street in Brooklyn in the month of August. Look for it!

Mary Kane

New poem by Leah Naomi Green in @thenation.com ✨ "Stay with her. Your pain, I mean. Your pain is in pain. She is anthropomorphizing herself. She has nothing to eat but story, and nowhere to rest." www.thenation.com/article/cult...

Richard Siken

Through RADICAL RED, Nathan Dixon effortlessly crafts a collection of stories that showcase the political and temporal homogeneity of the American South without hesitation or fear. Find this page and more @ www.boaeditions.org/collections/ #ProtestLiterature📕

We love the @versecurious.bsky.social podcast - 10 minute audio reviews of recent and forthcoming poetry books by @tagreathouse.bsky.social @martheaus.bsky.social Erin Marie Lynch and other poets we love. Please follow them and subscribe!!

月光の記憶 | Memory of Moonlight 2012

Kwame Dawes

My poem “The Tongue Lisps in Its Hilarious Panic” is in the wonderful new issue of The Cincinnati Review! I’m thrilled to be sharing pages with so many poets I admire. Many thanks to Erica Dawson, Lisa Ampleman and everyone at @cincinnatireview.bsky.social

So what? The literary world is always in the first detonation blast zone. Run towards the searing light. You don't want to live in the world without the arts. Become a writer.

Brad Davis

A poem for Delmore Schwartz, from one schnook to another, in the May 29 issue of @nybooks.com, now up.