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All posts tagged

poetry

April 18, 2018

My Commute and Workday as Described By Ancient Poets

by Gordon Brown
February 21, 2018

English Department Search Committee Rejections, Offered Entirely in Canonical British Poetry

by Elizabeth Johnston
January 12, 2018

The Beautiful Poetry of Donald Trump

by Rob Sears
November 27, 2017

Frank O’Hara, Updated for 2017

by Liam O’Brien
November 3, 2017

An Interview With Dorian Geisler About His New Poetry Collection, Flowers of Anti-Martyrdom

by Jesse Nathan and Dominic Luxford
October 10, 2017

Adam Duritz Reads Wallace Stevens’ “Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird”

by Nick Maurer
June 19, 2017

Nihilist Start-Up Haikus

by Andrew Benedict
April 27, 2017

What Subtitles of Poetry Books Really Mean

by Chris Gilmore
April 13, 2017

“April is the Trillest Month”: T.S. Eliot at Coachella

by Elissa Karasik
April 11, 2017

The Love Song of William J. O’Reilly

by Jamie Cricks

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March 27, 2020

An Open Letter to Dr. Anthony Fauci Asking for Passover Seder Advice

by Jackie Pick
March 25, 2020

Self-Quarantined: The Adult Activity Book

by Gabriel Thibodeau
April 1, 2020

We, the Hard-Working, Newly Homeschooling Parents of America, Have Rewritten the Common Core Standards

by Jane Dimyan Ehrenfeld and Kate Ehrenfeld Gardoqui
March 16, 2020

Welcome to Your Hastily Prepared Online College Course

by Ryan Weber

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A Force Outside Myself: Citizens Over 60 Speak

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by Ross Wolinsky
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An Oral History of the Last Few Days Or So

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