Eliot Khalil Wilson Q&A on a poem he wishes he’d written
Eliot Khalil Wilson, author of The Saint of Letting Small Fish Go, talks about a poem he wishes he’d written, and a line of poetry he wishes he’d written.
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Eliot Khalil Wilson Q&A on a formal strategy he employs in his poetry
Eliot Khalil Wilson, author of The Saint of Letting Small Fish Go, discusses a formal strategy he employs in his poetry.
Monica Ferrell QA on the genesis and formal structure of her poem, In the Rain
Monica Ferrell, a former “Discovery”/The Nation winner and Wallace Stegner Fellow at Stanford University, talks about the genesis and formal structure of her poem, In the Rain.
Monica Ferrell QA with advice to young writers
Monica Ferrell, a former “Discovery”/The Nation winner and Wallace Stegner Fellow at Stanford University, offers some advice to young writers.
Gregory Pardlo Q&A discusses the dramatic tension of form and content
Gregory Pardlo, a 2005 New York Foundation for the Arts Fellow in poetry, talks about the dramatic tension between form and content in his poems.
Sarah Messer Q&A with some advice to young poets
Sarah Messer, author of Red House (Viking, 2004) and Bandit Letters (New Issues, 2001), with some advice to young poets.
Sarah Messer Q&A recommends two poets
Sarah Messer, author of Red House (Viking, 2004) and Bandit Letters (New Issues, 2001), recommends two poets.
Sarah Messer Q&A on a poem she wishes she’d written
Sarah Messer, author of Red House (Viking, 2004) and Bandit Letters (New Issues, 2001), talks about a poem she wishes she’d written.