For Poetry Month, a series of encounters with the homely, octopuslike demystifier of verse
The fearlessly outspoken critic and Stanford titan on the contemporary poetry canon, the complexities of O.J. Simpson, and the non-Zen of John Cage
Tablet’s resident poetry critic wins praise for his new book of poems
Avant-garde trickmaster Charles Bernstein’s mass appeal is evident in his new collection of essays, ‘Pitch of Poetry’
Poets Daniel Morris and Stephen Paul Miller, coauthors of the anthology Radical Poetics and Secular Jewish Culture, explore the possibilities and contradictions of secular Jewishness
Charles Bernstein and the poetry of antic glee
Shadowtime seems to strive for difficulty for its own sake
