Here are just a few of the incredible #poets and #visualartists whose work you’ll be diving into in our summer issue: #marielundquist Amanda Auerbach Kellam Ayres Robert Okaji 🌻 #christinapugh #katefagan Kristina Andersson Bicher #sachacarden Daniel Carden Nemo

What a great issue! Happy to be interviewed on writing and Marie Lundquist for @Exile_S_F

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Bravo, two-time Under the Volcano alumna Kristina Andersson Bicher (aka Kristina Andersson)! Spectacular interview on poetry, translation and the dance between them in your work.

Look what SEAM has in store this fall 🍁 hosted by ⁦Kristina Andersson Bicher⁩ and me 🫀

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We are excited to be featured in this month’s edition of Writer’s Chronicle (AWP). Check out the article from Kristina Andersson Bicher (Kristina Andersson Bicher): “Poetry in America at the Forefront of Tech-Driven Learning.” bit.ly/3g9VkZs

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Q: advice on the creative process? Kim Addonizio: if you nurture it, it will expand, and it will nurture you in return. It is a kind of salvation. If you can truly tap in to the creative process, you know it’s there all the time, and then you probably don’t need saving.

Poet greeting their feelings in the morning

August, you're just an erotic hallucination, just so much feverishly produced kazoo music, are you serious? - Denis Johnson 🖤

“There is a bird and a stone in your body. Your job is not to kill the bird with the stone.” —Victoria Chang

Mary Ruefle serving us our own 🫀 on a 🍽️.

Next to where their ship went down they pitched their linen tents. You, mountain-climbing, mountain-climbing, wearing your dead father's flight jacket— My scalp is alive, love touched it. My eyes are open water. Yours too. - Jean Valentine in Poetry Daily today

Translation Tuesday: H-A-N-N-A by Hanna Riisager - Blissfully mute, / infatuated babbling / from a marble mouth. shar.es/agn3sP

Leonardo da Vinci, A copse of trees (1508). Red chalk forever.

Thank you, Hiram Larew, for creating the important project! Poems by Kristina Andersson Bicher - Poetry X Hunger poetryxhunger.com/4/post/2024/06…