Cover Story
Celebrated poet and publisher Lawrence Ferlinghetti discusses the politics of Pound, the value of workshops, and who really makes up mainstream culture.
Mar/Apr 2007
Features
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All the Things He Did Not Know: A Profile of Tom Bissell
by Frank Bures
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The Nothing That Is: A Profile of Matthew Sharpe
by Mary Gannon
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Poetry's Eternal Graffiti: A Conversation With Lawrence Ferlinghetti
by Julia Older
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Special Section
Conferences and Residencies
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Soul Mountain Retreat: A Poetic Utopia in Rural Connecticut
by Thomas Sayers Ellis
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The Macondo Workshop: Latino Writers Come Home to San Antonio
by Vicente Lozano
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The Power of Selection: Writers Apply Themselves at Bread Loaf, Squaw Valley, and Sewanee
by Robert Steven Williams
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Yaddo: Tales From the Big House
by Arlene McKanic
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News and Trends
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A Tangible Whitman
by Jen A. Miller
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Coming Attractions: Video Publicity
by Anna Mantzaris
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Literary MagNet
by Kevin Larimer
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Page One: Where New and Noteworthy Books Begin
by Staff
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Q&A: Ed Ochester's Pitt Poetry Series
by Timothy Schaffert
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Small Press Points
by Kevin Larimer
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The Contester: Jeffrey Levine's Dorset Prize Dustup
by Kevin Larimer
The Literary Life
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The Art of Reading Joy Williams: The Challenge of Difficult People
by Adam Hill
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The Peace Corps: A Literary Line of Volunteers
by Tony D'Souza
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The Writer's Triangle: Balancing Writing With Living
by Caitlin O'Neil
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The Practical Writer
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First: Alex Espinoza's Still Water Saints
by Rigoberto González
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Workshop: The Case Against Electronic Theses
by Beth Kaufka and Jennifer Bryan
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Writing Every Day: The First-Time Novelist's New Year Plan
by Walter Mosley
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