Jennifer A. Sutherland reviews Erin C. Murphy’s ‘Human Resources’
During the Great Depression, two subsidiaries of Union Carbide, now itself a subsidiary of Dow Chemical Company, began digging a tunnel to divert a river so that the river could be used to power a factory.
The Collected Poems of Stanley Plumly reviewed by Michael Collins
Stanley Plumly’s Collected Poems gathers together an essential body of work, influential and memorable for its ongoing development of poetic form and practice.
Adrie Kusserow’s “The Trauma Mantras” reviewed by Chard deNiord
In a series of sixty-six prose poems that concatenate as memorable “reports” on her journeys from her home in Underhill, Vermont to Bhutan, Dharmsala, India...
“Last Day on Earth in the Eternal City” by Angie Estes reviewed by Jane Zwart
Chances are that you don’t need Angie Estes to tell you that our experience of time is a hotbed for paradox: that a life of ordinary duration will feel sometimes too short
