Where Else Can We Be This Free?: Talking with ire’ne lara silva
ire’ne lara silva discusses her third poetry collection, CUICACALLI/HOUSE OF SONG.
...moreBecome a Rumpus Member
Join NOW!ire’ne lara silva discusses her third poetry collection, CUICACALLI/HOUSE OF SONG.
...moreBarbara Berman reviews three social justice oriented poetry anthologies today at The Rumpus.
...moreSarah Blake discusses her new collection, Let’s Not Live on Earth, questions in poems, monsters, and the challenge of writing a dystopia.
...moreAchy Obejas discusses her new collection, The Tower of the Antilles, what she’s learned from translating works of others, and why we should all read poetry every day.
...moreIn other words, something’s wrong when you turn to acrobats and lion tamers to anchor yourself in a spinning world.
...moreJames Allen Hall on I Liked You Better Before I Knew You So Well, unmaking boundaries, and book titles.
...moreThe Rumpus Poetry Book Club chats with Juliana Spahr about her new book That Winter the Wolf Came, the oil industry, and writing about “difficult” topics.
...moreIn the 1920s, while living in Paris, poet E. E. Cummings wrote fairy tales for his only little daughter Nancy, which was an unknown fact until 1965. Only four survived and published in a small booklet accompanied by drawing by Canadian artist John Eaton. In Brain Pickings, Maria Popova managed to track down the first edition of […]
...moreJezebel has collected several Twitter parodies of William Carlos Williams’s famous poem about plums and a lot of them are pretty funny
...moreThe Rumpus Poetry Book Club chats with Carmen Giménez Smith about her poetry collection Goodbye, Flicker.
...more