Martha McFerren looks for wisdom in the world around her, which includes the past and its narrative expression in myth. She profoundly feels that those ...

“As recounted in the memoir-essays and poignant late poems in A Double Life , the distinguished co-founding editor of Field and poet-translator ...

"One might slip into a cave without a torch and imagine a language of foot scuttle and wing whinny, imagine that one must make from these consonants and ...

Stuart Friebert’s First and Last Words entwines memoir and stories, shifting seamlessly between first and last person, as memoir in 1949, an American ...

Neil Harrison’s poems are inspired by his love of the outdoors and a curiosity and understanding that derives from being in and appreciating a place. ...

The poems in TIME'S BODY show Dabney Stuart's usual wide range of subjects: from baseball to quantum physics, the American southwest to New Zealand, Paul ...

Michael Miller’s poems are finely tuned meditations on nature, war, and growing old. The recurring theme of love, the cycles of light and darkness ...

Eva Hail, an anthropologist in her mid-30s, disappears from her campsite. She is researching the Anasazi abandonment of the 14th century, weaving together ...

Robert B. Shaw explores the depths of experience, childhood, memory, and his midwestern roots: 'The days go slowly but the years go fast. / Old movies ...

In Kika Dorsey’s newest book of poetry, Occupied: Vienna is a Broken Man and Daughter of Hunger , the reader encounters a landscape ravaged by ...