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Poet and jazz musician Al Basile discusses the creative process
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"Hansel": A Poem by Lea Graham
"In old Icelandic: / the joining of hands."
Jul 5
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The Fortnightly Interview: Do It For The Mystery
Kathleen Rooney is interviewed by Joshua Corey and Robert Archambeau.
Jul 2
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The Fortnightly Review in Review: June 2025
Magic and terror
Jul 2
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"Short Song" and One Other Poem by Nathaniel Mackey
"So spoke the / A string, rubbed and let / go"
Jun 28
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"Hansel": A Poem by Lea Graham
"In old Icelandic: / the joining of hands."
Jul 5
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"Short Song" and One Other Poem by Nathaniel Mackey
"So spoke the / A string, rubbed and let / go"
Jun 28
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"Public Works" and Another Poem by David Kaufmann
"This poem is a poem that takes you by / The arm"
Jun 14
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"20 Epigrams and a Song of Despair": Poems by Anthony Madrid
"She looked at the woodsman’s ax / and its edge…"
Jun 7
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Fiction by Steve Tomasula: "Alien in the Firing Room"
"One of the shadows of the moon seemed to be descending."
Jun 18
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Fiction by Ed Park: The Good Neighbor
"The good neighbor is feeling a tad claustrophobic."
May 14
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Fiction by Christine Hume: "Blazon"
"We finally found a still spot inside us, and we stayed there until it was over."
Apr 12
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Fiction by Lance Olsen: "hanging scene #1—“it’s on her”—goodbye"
"you’ve got to love it all away—your life—your grief—"
Mar 15
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Translation: "Blueprint for a Poem Based on Celebrity Models" and Four Other Poems by Ion Monoran
Translated from the Romanian by Marius Surleac and Marc Vincenz
Jun 21
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Translation: Bring a Stone to Your Chest, New Poems by Franca Mancinelli
Translated from the Italian by John Taylor
May 7
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Translation: "First Humans" and Three Other Poems by Maciej Robert
Translated from the Polish by Piotr Florczyk
Apr 16
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Translation: Six Poems by Klaus Merz
Translated from the German by Marc Vincenz
Mar 26
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Dispatch from Rome: You Can Check Out Any Time You Like…
Confessions of a Reluctant Catholic (Bookended by Two Popes)
Jun 26
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Dispatch from the Moon: Soft Landing
"Moon at my shoulder / a constant inconstancy / immaculate evening sky"
May 28
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Jason Stoneking: Bespoke Books, Portrait Sittings, and Paris Heretics
"It was around eight years ago now that I finally decided to stop typing things."
Apr 26
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Cassandra Atherton: Alice in Wonderland in Japan
“The first dollars used in postwar Japan are on women’s bodies.”
Mar 22
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The Fortnightly Interview: Do It For The Mystery
Kathleen Rooney is interviewed by Joshua Corey and Robert Archambeau.
Jul 2
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The Fortnightly Interview: The Potential Power of the Smallest Poem
Kelvin Corcoran in conversation with poet Peter Riley
Jun 4
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The Fortnightly Interview: The Past Can Come at You Like a Dagger
Susan Blumberg-Kason in conversation with Robin Hemley, author of How to Change History: A Salvage Project
May 3
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The Fortnightly Interview: Making Friends with Failure
Jeremy T. Wilson chats with Vincent Francone, author of A Book No One Wants
Apr 5
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The Fortnightly Interview: Answering History with Robert Pinsky
Joshua Corey chats with former Poet Laureate Robert Pinsky
Mar 1
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The Lure of Machine Logic: On Will Alexander
KPrevallet reviews Will Alexander's The Coming Mental Range
Jun 11
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Recollection, but Not in Tranquility: On Desmond Egan
Donald Gardner reviews Desmond Egan's Laptop
Apr 19
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The University of Closed Minds: On Julian Stannard
Anthony Howell reviews Julian Stannard's The University of Bliss
Mar 29
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The Bus to Hell: On Yuval Sharon
Peter O'Brien reviews Yuval Sharon's A New Philosophy of Opera
Mar 8
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Writing Jazz Wrong
Poet and jazz musician Al Basile discusses the creative process
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The Fortnightly Review in Review: June 2025
Magic and terror
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The Fortnightly Review in Review: May 2025
Closing out our third issue with a little help from Margaret of Anjou
Jun 2
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The Fortnightly Review in Review: April 2025
The Editor-in-Chief looks back at the cruelest month with the help of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds.
May 1
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The Fortnightly Review in Review: March 2025
Notes from the editor on our first issue
Mar 31
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Fiction by Steve Tomasula: "Alien in the Firing Room"
"One of the shadows of the moon seemed to be descending."
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"Public Works" and Another Poem by David Kaufmann
"This poem is a poem that takes you by / The arm"
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The Lure of Machine Logic: On Will Alexander
KPrevallet reviews Will Alexander's The Coming Mental Range
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"20 Epigrams and a Song of Despair": Poems by Anthony Madrid
"She looked at the woodsman’s ax / and its edge…"
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