Ishion Hutchinson Q&A on a poem he wishes he’d written
Ishion Hutchinson Q&A on a poem he wishes he’d written, Gerard Manley Hopkins’s “Felix Randal.”
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Ishion Hutchinson Q&A recommends two poets
Ishion Hutchinson recommends two poets for Fishouse visitors to explore, British poets Basil Bunting and George Barker.
Arielle Greenberg Q&A on authenticity in her poems
Arielle Greenberg talks about trying with her poems to stay “authentic to the messy way [her] mind works and the messy way that life works.”
Arielle Greenberg Q&A with advice to young writers
Arielle Greenberg offers some advice to young writers.
Maureen Boyle Q&A on The Work of a Winter
Maureen Boyle talks about the genesis of her poem series “The Work of a Winter.”
Maureen Boyle Q&A on Incunabula
Maureen Boyle talks about the genesis of her poem series “Incunabula.”
Michael Broek Q&A on the genesis of The Logic of Yoo
Michael Broek talks about the genesis of his sequence of poems, “The Logic of Yoo.”
Martin Arnold Q&A on his chapbook
Martin Arnold talks about how his chapbook, A Million Distant Glittering Catastrophes, came to be.