One-Legged Bird
“The loneliness that drenches Burying the Mountain derives from rejection and alienation, but also from portent.” —Angelo Mao
All posts tagged: Copper Canyon Press
Shame’s Blade
A Review of Leila Chatti’s Deluge
A Burrow and Not a Burial
A visual review by Katrina Roberts
Interview // Any Life Is a Miracle: a Conversation with Ellen Bass
Conducted by Meryl Natchez
Time Flown
“Rekdal’s poems show characters amidst great transformations, and more importantly, allow the reader to change alongside them.”
Bill Carty on Paisley Rekdal’s Nightingale
To What Safe Place
James Crews on Ted Kooser’s Kindest Regards
Simply Where We Live
“Concrete gestures toward beauty, fragile investments in progress. Literal seeds sown.”
Alex Madison on Here: Poems for the Planet
Lighter for the Floating
Michele Sharpe on Melissa Stein’s Terrible Blooms
Interview // Like a Trapdoor Opening: A Conversation with Ed Skoog
by Jake Uitti | Contributing Writer
LISA OLSTEIN
Bremen
Monster of this, / monster if that.