The Poetry Magazine Podcast
Summary: The editors go inside the pages of Poetry, talking to poets and critics, debating the issues, and sharing their poem selections with listeners.
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Podcasts:
Previously unpublished poems by Langston Hughes, a preview of Michael Hofmann's essay on Lowell and Bishop, and a phone call to readers in Texas who don't like the poems in this month's issue!
The editors pick highlights from an interview with Seamus Heaney and Fanny Howe's notebooks; and listen and comment on poems by Joan Houlihan, Roddy Lumsden, and Fred D'Aguiar.
Hear some of the first poetry by the Chilean novelist Roberto Bolaño to be translated into English, plus a discussion of Visual Poetry, left-leaning political poetry, and poems read by Mary Szybist and Jorge Sánchez.
The editors talk with Kasischke on Ken Burns, Lindsay on Krakatau, Sheffield on fishing, and Logan on Hart Crane (and David Foster Wallace).
Poems from the September issue and a phone call from Clive James.
An excerpt from the satirical radio play by Yehuda Amichai.
Poets chasing poets, Dean Young vs. Tony Hoagland, a theory of hats, and more.
Donald Revell, Marianne Boruch—and your feisty letters.
What kinds of skills are poets supposed to have? Plus Jane Hirshfield, Chris Dombrowski, and more.
Poems from the Russian, Welsh, and other tongues.
Is simile a species of metaphor? And other catchy concepts.
Dispatches from Alexei Tsvetkov and George Szirtes. Plus: Samuel Beckett, Lynn Emanuel, Jeffrey Schultz, and Jorie Graham.
Prose fiction by Stuart Dybek in the pages of Poetry? Plus: new work by Kay Ryan and Wendy Videlock.
Poetry magazine editors talk about Clive James’ brutal re-evaluation of the Cantos, and other work in the new issue.
Ladybugs, war, and the consolation of poetry: The debut of the Poetry Magazine Podcast.
