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An important component of this song is that Fiona Apple spent years as part of a community group just watching what judges, prosecutors, and police do in court. My mother also did this when she retired. It's an incredible service to the possibility of a democratic society.

I'm grateful for R.D. Pohl 's close and insightful reading of this book and for the space to have an expansive conversation about it. Check it out here: thebuffalohive.com/a-conversation…

"Just as a poet always writes for other poets, an authoritarian is only authentic with their own kind."

Nine events this week on the Buffalo area literary scene. thebuffalohive.com/buffalo-area-p…

SCOOP: Two men claiming to be newly appointed Trump administration officials tried to enter the US Copyright Office in Washington, DC on Monday, but left before gaining access to the building, sources tell WIRED. wired.com/story/us-copyr…

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we all love fiction, economists most of all!

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Happening tonight (5/16) in Buffalo: Aidan Ryan reading from I Am Here You Are Not I Love You: Andrew Topolski, Cindy Suffoletto And Their Life In The Arts (University of Iowa Press) followed by a conversation with Laura Marris and Matt Kenyon. thebuffalohive.com/a-conversation…

and poems, Diane Seuss

Think it's time to roll up our sleeves and figure out how to keep the arts organizations and programming we care about going. buffalonews.com/life-entertain…

Adam Morgan writes on the impact of Trump’s coup at the NEA for small publishers and literary magazines...“Fewer books are going to be published,” one of the grantees told me. “Some literary organizations won’t survive this.” lareviewofbooks.org/article/we-don…

Six events this week in the Buffalo area literary community. thebuffalohive.com/buffalo-area-p…

RIP to the incandescent Alice Notley. There's innumerable things to say about her and her work, but here's something she said in an interview about Ted Berrigan a couple of years ago, and it seems as fitting a tribute as anything

We at the Review mourn the loss of Alice Notley (1945-2025). In celebration of her life and work, we’ve unlocked her Art of Poetry interview, along with her poems, from our archive. buff.ly/qiSx3j8

Remembering Robert Creeley (1926-2005) on what would have been his 99th birthday.

What are we doing to celebrate Robert Creeley's centenary one year from today? I feel we need to do something here in Buffalo...