Andre Rudolph: Leipzig, Translation, and Poems First Published in Issue 35
Andre Rudolph, the Warsaw-born Leipzig poet and translator whose English translations in Issue 35 entered an international record of contemporary German poetry.
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Daniel Y. Harris: Digital Poetics, Collaboration, Theology, and Hypertext
Daniel Y. Harris is an American experimental poet and writer whose work connects digital poetics, hypertext, collaboration, theology, philosophical language, and hybrid form.
Richard Caddel: night, music and the clear edge of English poetry
Richard Caddel: a profile of night, music, sound, landscape, and the clear-edged lyric practice associated with the British Poetry Revival.
Stephen Ratcliffe: Poet, Critic, and Author of CLOUD / RIDGE
Stephen Ratcliffe is an American poet, critic, publisher, and teacher whose books include CLOUD / RIDGE, Selected Days, Portraits & Repetition, and REAL.
Elisa Gabbert: Dream Logic, Memory, Romance, and Comic Aftermath
Elisa Gabbert’s “Something to Remember You By” turns a remembered night into dream variation, mixing romance, comedy, pop music, failed speech, and the physical residue of aftermath.
Ron Silliman: Language Poetry, the New Sentence, and Poetic Sequence
A critical profile of Ron Silliman, tracing Language poetry, the New Sentence, long-form sequence, social speech, sound, and the architecture of Ketjak.
Jim Behrle: Poetry, Satire, Cartoons, and Literary Public Life
A critical profile of Jim Behrle, tracing poetry, literary satire, cartoons, small-press culture, radio, digital projects, and his 2026 selected poems.
Norma Cole: Translation, Visual Art, Sound, and Experimental Poetry
A critical profile of Norma Cole, tracing translation, visual art, sound, memory, experimental poetry, and her long literary conversation between French and American writing.
Classical & Modern Poets: A Comparative Exploration
A brief perusal through history reveals the richness and dynamism inherent in poetry, an art form that reflects the complex beauty of human emotions, experiences, …
Contemporary Poets: Modern Voices You Should Read
Poetry has always given language to what feels unsayable: the deepest emotions, the strangeness of being alive, the pressure of history, the mystery of the …
Graham Foust: Compression, Irony, and the Pressure of the Short Poem
A critical profile of Graham Foust, tracing compression, irony, short forms, major collections, the translation of Ernst Meister, and his work in poetry and poetics.
Amy Silbergeld: “Stain,” Distance, Memory, and the Two-Way Mirror
Amy Silbergeld’s “Stain” from Issue 37, with context on distance, memory, prep-school ritual, mirrors, hospitals, city travel, and her poetry and literary criticism.