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Announcing the winners of the 2022 James Hearst Poetry Prize We are pleased to announce that our 2022 judge Natalie Diaz has selected a winner and two runners-up from a slate of finalists and

The FSG Poetry Anthology, which pubbed in November, looks back at the press’s formidable poetry list.

This week, Lauren speaks with memoirist Danielle Geller, whose memoir, ‘Dog Flowers,’ is a book not only about her relationship to her late mother, absent for so much of her childhood, but about the strength and complexity of familial ties.

“The Harder They Fall,” “Insecure” and H.E.R. lead the pack of film, TV and music...

And now we get to play soothsayer and peek into the future. Here are some of the titles publishing in the first quarter of the new year that we are

And now we get to play soothsayer and peek into the future. Here are some of the titles publishing in the first quarter of the new year that we are

And now we get to play soothsayer and peek into the future. Here are some of the titles publishing in the first quarter of the new year that we are

Claire Schwartz is the author of the forthcoming poetry collection Civil Service (Graywolf Press, 2022) and the poetry editor of Jewish Currents.

A poet yearns for a place where winter meets the senses, where sadness can find expression on an icy day, where solitude is met with empty fields of snow.

Four collections of poetry face hard and beautiful truths. "Yellow Rain" by Mai Der Vang. (Graywolf Press, 224 pages, $17.) In her second collection, Mai Der Vang manipulates collaged declassified