One of the late Jacques Derrida’s most useful exercises in linguistic play was to hyphenate “represent.” The word that ...

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Skye Jackson’s debut poetry collection, “Libre,” leads off with a poem that, back in 2021, won her deserved acclaim.

Peruvian author Mario Vargas Llosa, Nobel literature laureate and a giant of Latin American letters for decades, has died, ...

Off the paved road we turned onto a long, winding dirt road. Past bushes and trees that encroached the road. As we continued, ...

Una O’Higgins O’Malley was a woman nearing 60, with a long record of peace activism, when she discovered the names of the men ...

From haibun to haiku, ghazals to concrete poems, our poets have been experimenting with form with a serious engagement.

Palestinian Protagonist of Cannes-bound ‘Put Your Soul on Your Hand’ and Walk’ by Sepideh Farsi is killed in a missile strike ...

A golden pear glows against the depths of a starry sky. Two hands hold the pear, the tips of their fingers interlaced. A ...