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My poem “Casual wind,” previously published in Sugarhouse Review‘s 10th anniversary issue, is featured on Verse Daily! You can read it here

Sisyphusina and the Myth of Separationby Adrienne Dodt “Fonts are often meant to be unobtrusive, invisible, so as not to distract from a text’s meaning. Dentz challenges this in much of her work by enhancing the text. Different sizes and … Continue reading →

“SLIDE” by Shira Dentz

A new interview with Shira Dentz, author of SISYPHUSINA, as she elaborates on what poetry is and the intense collaborative process at work in her new book, available from [PANK] Books. PANK: Your book opens with a letter to your … Continue reading →

I read from my new book, SISYPHUSINA (PANK Books), for National Poetry Month 2020, thanks to Tina Cane’s new virtual reading series!

is available now!

In the newly resurrected can we have our ball back?!!!!!!!!! three poems: “Gut the Lion,” “It makes there be some duende,” and “47 or 4 or 7” & a collaborative poem with Adam Tedesco & Aimee Wright Claw, “Unsayable & … Continue reading →

One of the social functions of art is to document and respond to the human condition. In response to the global Covid-19 pandemic, The Nervous Breakdown presents three poems by three contemporary American poets.  One of the social functions of … Continue reading →

by KATHRYN COWLES Some books of poems have to teach you how to read them because you can’t read them any of the old ways. Some books, in addition to being about whatever they’re about, are also about improvising a … Continue reading →