Volume 70.2 is live! Read our wonderful Winter 2021 contributors’ work by clicking here: bit.ly/37600bc.

New on our website: Kylan Rice (Kylan Rice) reviews THE EARLIEST WITNESSES (Tupelo Press) by G.C. Waldrep. bit.ly/3ksZPMz

Congratulations to G.C. Waldrep! His new book, The Earliest Witnesses (available in the U.S. from Tupelo Press tupelopress.org/product/the-ea…) has received a glowing review in The Colorado Review. coloradoreview.colostate.edu/reviews/the-ea…

Volume 4 will be dropping in a few days and it’s amazing! New sets by Nanda Lima 💞, Kylan Rice, Kathryn Cowles, @SteveMueske, Sal Randolph, @ErnestOgunyemi José Angel Araguz 🏳️‍🌈, Mary Buchinger, gary lundy, Devon Balwit. And an amazing cover image Suzanne Koett!

Love the awesome trompe l’oeil cover design for the new issue of Colorado Review! (pardon the bike grease on my hand 🚲)

Issue (1) of Annulet is here. You can deeply + closely read our incredible array of work at annuletpoeticsjournal.com✨

Issue 11 is live! Read new work by 21 astonishing poets and translators. greenlindenpress.com/issue11 Rebecca Ruth Gould (rrgould.bsky.social) @PersisMK Payam Feili Dennis Hinrichsen Marlin M. Jenkins @efranklinauthor @arielleMkaplan Jen Karetnick Kylan Rice

Feeling especially grateful for our new edition this week. Thank you to everyone who spent months of hard work writing and editing for it!💛

Such gratitude to these writers for their genius and their patience; y'all, this issue is just incredible.

Our first review of Spring 2022 is out now. Check out Kylan Rice’s review of Luke Roberts’s GLACIAL DECOYS and read the collection for free! coloradoreview.colostate.edu/reviews/glacia…

Two new poems at The Decadent Review thedecadentreview.com/corpus/two-poe…

Really pleased to share my review of Christopher Kempf's WHAT THOUGH THE FIELD BE LOST (2021, LSU Press), up today Colorado Review. It's a book that's helped me think through my own complicated sense of patriotism in this extremely divided time: coloradoreview.colostate.edu/reviews/what-t…

Grateful to Alicia Wright for including two of my poems in this dazzling new issue of Annulet

honored to have poems in this visionary feature over at Quarterly West, edited by my dear friend Lindsey Webb

"Hard to maintain fear of imminent collapse... Instead this loosening of order of catastrophe, form and void, the slow evacuation of the land around a sinkhole, local up until it’s not" —from "Sic vita" by Kylan Rice, in [EXTRACTION] ow.ly/g5th50J9BaE

OBJECT-URN Dan Beachy-Quick and Kylan Rice Kylan Rice A Year of Carte Blanche and Other Chimeras mapmagazine.co.uk/object-urn

A thoughtful close reading of one of my poems, published in mercury firs #4. Thank you, Kent Shaw, for revealing the poem to me in a new light! mercuryfirs.org/4-kylan-rice-2…