Susan Howe’s Detective Work, Celebrating William Stafford, and More

January 16, 2015

Detective Work Susan Howe on Dickinson, being a lost Modernist, and the acoustic force of every letter. BY CATHERINE HALLEY   The Seeker Commemorating the life and poetry of William Stafford.   The Collaborator BY TREVOR WINKFIELD   Resolutions BY ALEX ESTES   POEM OF THE DAY Warm Days in January, by Donald Revell Sign up to have a poem emailed to you each day. AUDIO POEM OF THE DAY  The Museum of Stones, by Carolyn Forché Subscribe to the audio poem of the day podcast.

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