I keep journals in which I, at times, draft poems as a listening practice. When I’ve forgotten what’s there, I’ll read the notebook and tag interesting bits. Then may begin a surrender to more listening and drafting, over and over—editing and revising the poem as it emerges—tightening, f ...
Set in the seemingly-quiet suburbs of Vancouver, Tanja Bartel's poetry debut, Everyone at This ...
Marlene Cookshaw's first collection of poetry in over ten years is a bounty: Mowing (Brick Books ...
"Would you rather be the sun or the moon?/Would you rather sing like Jenny Lewis/or Fiona Apple?" be ...
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