Amazing to see Sara Gilmore's The Green Lives among the editors of The Yale Review's favorite cultural artifacts of 2025—a list of not just poetry books, but movies, TV shows, the whole gamut. The Green Lives is an event! Thank you, @yalereview.bsky.social yalereview.org/article/favo...

defector.com/good-riddanc... brilliant @nicksturm.bsky.social

In “Poetry Begins at STOP: Etel Adnan & Arabic,” Huda Fakhreddine examines place, time, and anti-colonial memory in Arabic literature, concluding that “A poem in itself is survival, and a poem written post-extermination is a victory.” proteanmag.com/2025/04/26/p...

Here it is, the call for submissions for my next anthology, ACT UP BEYOND NEW YORK: Stories and Strategies from a Movement to End the AIDS Crisis, to be published by @haymarketbooks.org! Please forward widely!⚡💕⚡💕⚡ Here's the link to the call: www.mattildabernsteinsycamore.com/other

As recipients of Literary Arts' fellowship for publishers, we ask them to divest from genocide. Please sign and share. Free Palestine.

With your support, in April 2026 Fonograf Editions will publish Bird Watching & their First Three Books of Poems, a 230-page volume of the earliest works of the inimitable American poet, Cuthwulf Eileen Myles. Kickstarter with some great perks at kck.st/4lzQZuS

Portland folks, I'm doing this thing. Poetry in, ICE out ❤️‍🔥🧊

Today, a second conversation about the late Alice Notley. The brilliant poet and critic Joyelle McSweeney joined me to talk about grief and life in the underworld in Notley’s extraordinary epic The Descent of Alette. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/c...

Mur by Jean-Robert Alcindor

wait jfc i'd never heard about this one before???? this is one of those things about this man: there is, was, so much depth. i have a close friend about whom another friend says: after decades, there is always something new to learn. always some further-away shine www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKew...

God only knows what I'd be without you...

Jean-Robert Alcindor | Swimming pool « Un soir d’été » | 2022

Jaime Gil de Biedma’s IF ONLY FOR A MOMENT (I’LL NEVER BE YOUNG AGAIN) stages “poems committed to beauty and resistance, weaving together a politics filled with erotic charges…” —Alexis Almeida From @fonografeditions.bsky.social‬ & our #PrideMonth reading list: fonografeditions.com/catalog/fono...

The best collection of writing on Palestine I've ever seen ❤️‍🔥@parapraxismag.bsky.social

Great to see Matt Broaddus' Deeper the Tropics reviewed by Lloyd Spencer Wallace @clereviewbooks.bsky.social

Today’s Featured Poem: “[stones stacked at the back]” by Justin Cox from Stock Pond, published by Bench Editions Read here: poems.com/poem/stones-...

On Alice Coltrane at the Hammer Museum for Variable West

Join us for an Alice Notley celebration reading on June 14th at 7pm at Bishop & Wilde. Featured readers will read some of their favorite Alice Notley poems and time will be given to attendees to read their own favorite Notley works.

The Jews mourn Sarah and Yaron. The poets mourn 14,000 starving Palestinian babies and Alice Notley. I am both, neither, and have no language with which to speak to or of myself. I mourn.

Submissions are open! We are looking for contemporary trans writers working in hybrid for our new Calico collection. Find out more here: www.catranslation.org/books/submit...

Alice Notley, 1945-2025, still alive

Forthcoming in winter 2026 from Fonograf Editions: Bird Watching & Their First Three Books of Poems by Eileen Myles. This 230-page, four-volume collection includes Bird Watching (unpublished, 1978), The Irony of the Leash (1978), A Fresh Young Voice From the Plains (1981), and Sappho's Boat (1982).

Phoebe Light forever.

David Velasco & Sarah Schulman

Anita Steckel, Untitled (Anita of New York Meets Tom of Finland), 2004

Support a new life for Bob Flanagan's Fuck Journal @hanumaneds.bsky.social www.kickstarter.com/projects/han...

My sweet Phoebe is a available for foster and/or adoption: www.otatpdx.org/dogs/snookums

"This is the supreme task of the critic: to restore the work of art to its original worldliness. The artist creates by *removing* something from the world; the critics job is to *put it back*." --Andrea Long Chu, "Criticism in Crisis"

Still in the hole.

Phoebe’s back, so Friends is back on the TV. She isn’t named after Phoebe Buffay (rather Alice Notley’s “Phoebe Light” and the bird, the Black phoebe), but when we adopted her the foster said that she seemed to like the show and it’s always seemed true.

Kim Soo-young’s early verses, shaped by Existentialism, explored love. After the April Revolution and a U.S.-backed dictatorship in South Korea, his poetry confronted oppression and social injustice. Today, his voice resonates anew amid worldwide struggles for freedom.

The pool is closed for repairs until the 19th. On my way to the office, Anna called and said we got a text from the foster who said it isn’t working out. I turned around and drove back home.

Today is our first full day without Phoebe. Lilee with the thick glasses and sturdy presence came to pick her up in a Jeep 4x4 yesterday afternoon. Anna and I cried and then sobbed and then cried again, then ate Thai food and watched an entire season of a British lesbian reality TV show.

“The principle of those fellows was really appallingly simple: let your yes mean no and let your no mean yes.” The Oppermanns, Lion Feuchtwanger, 1933.

Serious LA rabbit hole.

Our forthcoming bilingual hardback edition of the selected poems of Spanish poet Jaime Gil de Biedma gets a starred review @publisherswkly.bsky.social www.publishersweekly.com/9798987589052 fonografeditions.com/catalog/fono...

A TEXTBOOK OF POETRY, Jack Spicer

Working with Ahmad Almallah on his forthcoming collection Wrong Winds has been a sort of North Star during many dark months of witnessing the US-backed genocide in Gaza. Wrong Winds is out on March 18th from @fonografeditions.bsky.social and available for pre-order now.