An illustration of three Black children framed by the legs of a running solider. Other soldiers are depicted at left and right. In the foreground is cotton speckled with blood.
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By André Naffis-Sahely

New collections by Frank X. Walker and E. Hughes use documentary techniques to dramatize a tumultuous era in Black American history. 

An illustration of two ghostly figures walking side-by-side in a desert landscape. To the left is a cactus; to the right is a car and part of a gas station.
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By Srikanth Reddy

In Mojave Ghost, Forrest Gander recounts his 800-mile journey into the slow time of grief.

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By Bianca Stone

I think of the importance for the poet of finding a place in which to cultivate reverie, a state which I link to revelations.

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By Daegan Miller

Hannah Arendt was the rare philosopher who saw how limited her discipline could be. Poetry offered her another outlet for thinking. 

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