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Anthology Review: The Best American Poetry 2013
Guest edited by Denise Duhamel, The Best American Poetry 2013 represents a diverse array of literary styles. Indeed, the poems included in the volume range from numbered lists, couplets, and prose blocks to lyric…
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Boots on the Ground at AWP in Seattle
Can't be at AWP 2014 in Seattle? We've got you covered. Check in here for regular posts by Nicole Santalucia and Deanna Dorangrichia. In addition to covering the conference activities they'll pass along recomendations…
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AWP Kick Off & Eating Your Way Through Seattle (Nicole Santalucia & Deanna Dorangrichia)
What is one to do after registration is complete for AWP? Stop for a snack of course. A short stroll later, we found ourselves at Belle Epicurian, a café and French patisserie. We recommend…
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A Massacre in Arkansas: Facing Love and History [by J. Chester Johnson]
The map depicts important scenes of the Elaine Race Massacre. A year ago, Green Mountains Review Online featured, in a four-part series, Evanescence: The Elaine Race Massacre. The article, which I wrote, describes a…
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Book Preview: Emma Bolden’s medi(t)ations
Emma Bolden is the author of Maleficae, a book-length series of poems about the witch trials in early modern Europe (GenPop Books, 2013), and medi(t)ations, forthcoming from Noctuary Press. She’s also the author of…
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Hump Day Highlights by Stacey Harwood
Megin Jimenez, who has written some of my favorite BAP blog posts, is Poet of the Month over at the Inquisitive Eater. Sharon Mesmer recounts her "Mindful Nervous Breakdown" in a revealing series…
