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All posts tagged
poetry
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October 27, 2015I Am Going to Write a Poem Titled “The Mercy of Geography,” and It’s Going to Be About How Unmerciful Geography Is
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October 27, 2015An Excerpt from the New Sports Poetry Book, Erratic Fire, Erratic Passion
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July 28, 2015Composer Patrick Greene on His Two-Movement Cycle Based on the Poetry of W. S. Di Piero’s Tombo
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July 23, 2015A McSweeney’s Q&A With Poet Daniel Khalastchi About His New Collection Tradition.
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May 29, 2015Walt Whitman’s Sampler
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May 13, 2015A McSweeney’s Books Preview of Daniel Khalastchi’s Tradition
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November 7, 2014Purchases I Plan to Make Using Sales from My New Poetry Collection
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September 2, 2014Classic Russian Writers: For teh Internets: Mikhail Lomonosov’s “An Evening Reflection Upon Digital Grandeur Prompted by a Great Electronic Glow.”
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August 8, 2014Anne Sexton’s Summer Bikini Tips
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August 7, 2014Any Given Wednesday Afternoon: Boy of Summer: Six Chubby Sonnets by David McGimpsey
