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From The Paris Review: – "I’ve always been in love with the idea of the mother. The mother as the line of power, excitement, of everything."

A Poem Is Full of Meat: Dorothea Lasky on Mother

“I’ve always been in love with the idea of the mother. The mother as the line of power, excitement, of everything.”
The Paris Review
From The University of Arizona Poetry Center: – "Loss changes the ways we love, but it doesn’t take love away."

Elizabeth Metzger on The Way An Ending Never Ends

“Loss changes the ways we love, but it doesn’t take love away.”
The University of Arizona Poetry Center
From Poetry Northwest: – "In my late twenties, I had a very specific sense of who I was as a poet...I knew myself, my voice, my aesthetic sensibility. But childbirth changed everything."

A Conversation Between Hyejung Kook & Mia Ayumi Malhotra

“In my late twenties, I had a very specific sense of who I was as a poet…I knew myself, my voice, my aesthetic sensibility. But childbirth changed everything.”
Poetry Northwest
From Bomb Magazine: – "As I called upon the voices and visions of these Asian American women artists, it caused me to see my individual experience as one that was fully shared."

Tina Chang and Hồng-Ân Trương by Eugenia Leigh

“As I called upon the voices and visions of these Asian American women artists, it caused me to see my individual experience as one that was fully shared.”
Bomb Magazine
From The Rumpus: – "It’s the first book I’ve written that I’m actually proud of, that I love, that ain’t tied to anything or anyone other than my insides."

Kendra Allen on “Breaking the Line Until It Felt Right”

“It’s the first book I’ve written that I’m actually proud of, that I love, that ain’t tied to anything or anyone other than my insides.”
The Rumpus
From Columbia News: – "A poem, a prose poem, and a lyric essay are wildly different animals, and I love them all."

Dorothea Lasky Discusses Recent Book

“A poem, a prose poem, and a lyric essay are wildly different animals, and I love them all.”
Columbia News
From Jacket2: – "In Russian, I engage older words and layers, working closely with morphology."

A Conversation Between Inna Krasnoper and Eugene Ostashevsky

“In Russian, I engage older words and layers, working closely with morphology.”
Jacket2
From The Rumpus: – "I write in explicit conversation with so many poets and poems I admire, and also below the surface in ways I’m probably not even aware of, fellow travelers if you will."

Trying to Be a Better Listener: A Conversation with Jenny Browne

“I write in explicit conversation with so many poets and poems I admire, and also below the surface in ways I’m probably not even aware of, fellow travelers if you will.”
The Rumpus
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