NPR

In her new poems, Ada Limón argues for turning a delicate attention to the world

For poet Ada Limón, evidence of poetry is everywhere. It connects big ideas — like fear, isolation, even death — with little details — like field sparrows, a box of matches, or "the body moving / ...
The Irish Times

Thomas Kinsella: ‘Reading a poem requires the kind of care needed to cross the street’

Thomas Kinsella’s interview, with email questions from Adrienne Leavy in Phoenix, Arizona, and replies from Dublin, covers a broad array of issues, including his memories of growing up in ...
Pressenza

ProMosaik Poetry – an open “Manifesto” for a poetry of change and human rights

ProMosaik Poetry is an open project of Art, which is convinced of the importance of poetry and poetry therapy in a hard time characterized by ...
PBS

The Pulitzer Poet

The award for poetry this year went to Mark Strand for his book "Blizzard of One." It's Strand's ninth book of poetry. He has also published several books of translations, edited poetry anthologies, ...
The New York Times

A Poet Who Looks to Nature, and Honors Its Secrets

In “The Hurting Kind,” Ada Limón stands with her readers before the frightening mysteries and hopeful uncertainties of the everyday. By Craig Morgan Teicher THE HURTING KIND Poems By Ada Limón The ...