Sally Bliumis-Dunn Q&A on the pleasure and pain of writing
Sally Bliumis-Dunn talks about the most pleasurable and painful aspects of writing.
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Alexander Long Q&A on determining form
Alexander Long talks about determining the form a poem will take.
Alexander Long Q&A on lines he wishes he’d written
Alexander Long talks about lines of poetry he wishes he’d written, by W.H. Auden, Gerald Stern, and Larry Levis.
Michael Morse Q&A on the poems he submitted to Fishouse
Michael Morse talks about the poems he submitted to Fishouse, part of a manuscript-in-progress titled Void and Compensation.
Michael Morse Q&A on how he became interested in poems
Michael Morse talks about how he first became interested in poems.
Elizabeth Bradfield Q&A on her current poetry projects
Elizabeth Bradfield talks about her recent poetry projects: her new book of poems, Approaching Ice, about Arctic and Antarctic exploration; poems about Arctic explorer and Provincetown, Massachusetts, native Donald B. MacMillan; and poems about her work as a naturalist.
Elizabeth Bradfield Q&A on finding From the Fishouse
Elizabeth Bradfield talks about her experience discovering From the Fishouse.
Elizabeth Bradfield Q&A on the genesis of three poems
Elizabeth Bradfield talks about the genesis of her poems “Against Solitude“; “Roughnecks and Rakes One and All, the Poet Speaks to Her Subjects, Polar Explorers“; and “Mirror 1: Mac and I Reflect on Distances.”