Hope you're staying safe, loves! This week we've got a special bonus episode for you: The Craft of the Literary Podcast Interview, which was initially slated to be an AWP panel. Due to pandemic, it was cancelled, but you still get to hear the conversation between Mike Sakesegawa of Keep the Channel Open, Rachel Zucker of Commonplace, David Naimon of Between the Covers, and our very own Dujie Tahat. They discuss topics like how do we come up with questions, is the podcast inherently selfish, and other juicy tidbits. We'll be back next week with some regularly scheduled programming. Be well in the meantime!
Amaud Jamaul Johnson reads Linda Gregg‘s ”The Poet Goes About Her Business”
Amaud Jamaul Johnson + Neat Glass of The Macallan Fine Whisky
Jane Wong reads Gwendolyn Brooks‘ ”when you have forgotten sunday: the love story”
Jane Wong + Wild Fire Season
Carl Phillips reads Kobayashi Issa‘s ”[The world of dew]” trans. Noyobuki Yuasa
Carl Phillips + Italian Margarita in a Silver-Rimmed Buffalo Horn Goblet
Tommye Blount reads Spencer Reece's "Interlude"
Tommye Blount + Pellegrino with Lime
Ada Limón reads Wanda Coleman's "Requiem for a Nest"
Ada Limón + January Gimlet
Season 3 - Coming Soon!
Justin Phillip Reed reads Reginald Shepherd's "Occurrences across the Chromatic Scale"
Justin Phillip Reed + Whiskey From The Bottle
Keetje Kuipers reads Eavan Boland's "Quarantine"
Keetje Kuipers + The Small Town Drag Show
Aria Aber reads Solmaz Sharif's "The Master's House"
Aria Aber + Duino Mojito
Michelle Peñaloza reads Douglas Kearney's "Tallahatchie Lullabye, Baby"
Michelle Peñaloza + Fire and Chrysanthemums
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