Coming This Fall
April On Olympia
by Lorna Dee Cervantes
Geoffrey O’Brien, Eileen R. Tabios, and Tony Trigilio
October 2021: Julie Marie Wade: On “Meditation XVII” by John Donne; September 2021: Sheila Murphy: Sound. Silence. Privacy. Confidence.; August 2021: David B. Axelrod, with a Note by Alfred Corn: “Advice from Rilke”; July 2021: Kim Shuck: “Hopscotch and Bank Robbers”; June 2021: Phillip Lopate, Poetic Influence, John Keats’ “When I Have Fears”; May 2021: Gail Newman: “Alphabets of a Lost Tongue”; April 2021: Tony Trigilio: Poetic Influence: William Blake: “You Never Know What is Enough Unless you Know What is More than Enough”; March 2021: Sandy McIntosh: Writing Influences: Joseph Heller: “Why Should I Write Another Book?”; February 2021: Philip F. Clark: “Sustain Wonder”, January 2021: Denise Low: “The Womanly Lineage of Writerly Mentors”, December 2020: Dennis Barone: “These Hills, This Mountain-Laurel”, November 2020: Tony Trigilio: “Passing Through Our Brief Moment in Time: A Poetics of the Ordinary”October 2020:Alfred Corn: “A Writer’s Beginnings”, September 2020: Poetic Influences: Eileen R. Tabios: “Angela Manalang Gloria”, August 2020: David B. Axelrod: “The Value of the Local: Red Meat For the Poets of Long Island”, July 2020: Julie Marie Wade: “Small Doors”, June 2020: David Lehman: Poetic Influences: Ben Jonson’s “My Picture Left in Scotland”, May 2020: Denise Low: “The Fourth Dimension of Writing”, April 2020: Stephanie Strickland: “Late To the Party”, March 2020: Barbara Novack: “Singing the Melody”, February 2020: Geoffrey O’Brien: “WHERE DID POETRY COME FROM: Three Early Encounters”, January 2020: Amy Gerstler: “Ships In Bottles”; December 2019: Poetic Influences: Mary Mackey on John Keats’s “Negative Capability”; November 2019: Basil King: “The Past is as Present as I Want the Future to Be”; October 2019, David Lehman: “Opening Shot”, September 2019: Daniel Morris: “Reading Spivack/Reading Myself”, August 2019: Indigo Moor: “A Long Overdue Apology”; July 2019: Lynne Thompson: “Father Tongue”, June 2019: Kim Shuck: “Maybe the Pepperwood Tree Taught Me to Write”, May 2019: Sandy McIntosh: “Two Bookstores and Two Capote Intrusions”, April 2019: Eileen R. Tabios: “My First Book”, March 2019: Jason McCall: “Who Are You?”, February 2019: Burt Kimmelman: “My Tutelage”, January 2019: Jane Hirshfield: “A Continuously Accidental and Precarious Thing” ,December 2018: Mary Mackey: “Fever and Jungles: On Becoming a Poet”, November 2018: Phillip Lopate: “The Poetry Years”, October 2018: Denise Duhamel: “Mr. Rogers and Me”
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