Dion O'Reilly interviews Robert Stewart, long-time editor of New Letters, about his career as a writer and editor. He reads from his new book Working Class.

Join hosts Julie Murphy and Julia Chiapella for the Hive Poetry Collective's Valentine's Day Special. We’ll read and discuss poems by Natalie Diaz, Jack Gilbert, Dorothy Parker, Tim Seibles and more...

Natalie Diaz

Jack Gilbert

Tim Seibles

Beth Ann Fennelly

Dorothy Parker

Robert Wrigley

Dorianne Laux

S3: E4 Dion O'Reilly interviews Alison Luterman about her new book In the Time of Great Fires.

Poets read their poems about fire and talk to host Farnaz Fatemi about writing them. With Lisa Ortiz, Carmen Fought, Terri Drake, Nicelle Davis, Maggie Paul, Roxi Power Hamilton, and Charles Atkinson. Let us know what you think at https://hivepoetry.org

Lisa Allen Ortiz

https://lisaallenortiz.com

Mychorrhiza:

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/12/02/magazine/tree-communication-mycorrhiza.html

Bonny Doon video with Lisa’s poem:

https://www.facebook.com/100000462274944/videos/4903937866298241/

Carmen Fought can be reached at: [email protected]

Maggie Paul

https://maggiepaulpoetry.com

Nicelle Davis

http://www.nicelledavis.net

Terri Drake’s poetry collection is called At The Seams, published by Bear Star Press

Charles Atkinson can be reached at [email protected]

Roxi Power can be reached at [email protected]

Julie Murphy interviews Kim Scheiblauer about her forthcoming book of poems "The Visitant" with a guest appearance of fellow Bee Dion O'Reilly!  Don't miss these great poems and lively conversation about myth, place and the ineffable.

The Visitant by Kim Scheiblauer.  Published soon by Hummingbird Press

Dion O'Reilly interviews Santa Cruz poet, translator, and journalist Stephen Kessler.

Billy Butler introduces a range of poets who contribute poems about 'The End' — the end of the year, the end of good and bad things, times of transitions, and more. 

Contributing poets in the order they appear:

The Poetry Project's New Year's Day Marathon:

Archival audio recording of Tim Dlugos provided by PennSound at the University of Pennsylvania: http://writing.upenn.edu/pennsound/x/Dlugos.php

New York Diary by Tim Dlugos forthcoming from Sibling Rivalry Press in January: https://siblingrivalrypress.bigcartel.com/

Background audio track:

To stay connected with the Hive Poetry Collective, you can visit hivepoetry.org

Dion O'Reilly interviews prolific poet Alexis Rhone Fancher about her many books and current projects.

Dion O'Reilly talks with poet Francesca Bell about her life in poetry and her new book, the prize winning Bright Stain. 

Farnaz Fatemi and Lisa Allen Ortiz celebrate the political work that poetry can do. In the shadow of our recent election, they read poems by Rick Barot, Lorna Dee Cervantes and Gary Copeland Lilley; they also discuss Farnaz’ own work and parse out what it means to define a poem as political.