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From Literary Hub: – "My skin became a whole topography. There was nothing beyond the landforms of forehead, nose, and chin."

Jehanne Dubrow in Defense of Frivolity

“My skin became a whole topography. There was nothing beyond the landforms of forehead, nose, and chin.”
Literary Hub
From The Rumpus: – "& so I reframe for you a motion picture, not to diminish, but to consider how landscapes of enjoyment & complicity coexist."

Chaun Ballard on Messaging Within US-American Popular Culture

“& so I reframe for you a motion picture, not to diminish, but to consider how landscapes of enjoyment & complicity coexist.”
The Rumpus
From Poets.org: – "I am comforted by the poet who shows the lack of comfort in the universe."

Bianca Stone on Poetry’s Comforts and Mysteries

“I am comforted by the poet who shows the lack of comfort in the universe.”
Poets.org
From Literary Hub: – "Arriving at #1 Aspinall Street, I felt the presence of a strong poetic energy."

Jodie Hollander on Writing in Ted Hughes’ Childhood Home

“Arriving at #1 Aspinall Street, I felt the presence of a strong poetic energy.”
Literary Hub
From Literary Hub: – "I like to tell my students that our failed poems teach us to write the ones that we see through to their final drafts."

Chelsea Rathburn on the Unexpected Beauty of the “Research Dead-End”

“I like to tell my students that our failed poems teach us to write the ones that we see through to their final drafts.”
Literary Hub
From The Paris Review: – "My dual loyalties twinge in these kinds of dustups. I’m a doctor, but also a poet."

Laura Kolbe: What We Talk About When We Talk About the Interstitium

“My dual loyalties twinge in these kinds of dustups. I’m a doctor, but also a poet.”
The Paris Review
From Los Angeles Review of Books: – "I like to think that music undergirds the mind, a harmony below thought, and seek out poets who seem to share the same suspicion."

Dan Beachy-Quick on Jennifer Clarvoe and Susan Stewart

“I like to think that music undergirds the mind, a harmony below thought, and seek out poets who seem to share the same suspicion.”
Los Angeles Review of Books
From Literary Hub: – "I write, as Paley wrote, because I am in love with people, because I am fascinated by language, because I want this world to be a little more gentle and a little more just."

“A Person Should Be in Love Most of the Time.” An[other] Ode to Grace Paley

“I write, as Paley wrote, because I am in love with people, because I am fascinated by language, because I want this world to be a little more gentle and a little more just.”
Literary Hub
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