Matthew Lippman Q&A on the genesis of “Like Lizards”
Matthew Lippman talks about the genesis of his poem “Like Lizards.”
Discuss the genesis of a particular poem you have submitted to the Fishouse.
Matthew Lippman Q&A on the literary value of the spoken word
Matthew Lippman talks about the literary value of the spoken word.
Sean Hill Q&A on the genesis of his poem “Uncle John”
Sean Hill talks about the genesis of his poem “Uncle John.”
Michael Morse Q&A on the poems he submitted to Fishouse
Michael Morse talks about the poems he submitted to Fishouse, part of a manuscript-in-progress titled Void and Compensation.
Elizabeth Bradfield Q&A on the genesis of three poems
Elizabeth Bradfield talks about the genesis of her poems “Against Solitude“; “Roughnecks and Rakes One and All, the Poet Speaks to Her Subjects, Polar Explorers“; and “Mirror 1: Mac and I Reflect on Distances.”
Doug Van Gundy Q&A on his poem “The Martyrdom of Saint Porcine”
Doug Van Gundy talks about his poem “The Martyrdom of Saint Porcine.”
David Cappella Q&A on his poem “After the Vision of Her Face”
David Cappella talks about his poem “After the Vision of Her Face.”
David Cappella Q&A on his poem “Certain Children in Central Park”
David Cappella talks about his poem “Certain Children in Central Park.”