Harriet: News & Community
A literary blog about poetry and related news
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Featured BloggerBy Gabriel Ojeda-Sagué January 9, 2023
To call a literary work “unreadable” is to make a rather flexible aesthetic judgment. Most commonly, one means they didn’t like that work, found it too boring, too gruesome, badly...
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Poetry NewsBy Harriet Staff July 18, 2017
Open Space has published a selection of recordings from the archives of The Poetry Project, now housed in the Rare Book and Special Collections Division of the Library of Congress. Chosen and introduced...
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Featured BloggerBy Jennifer Bartlett May 15, 2017
As I have written before, I began Larry Eigner's biography out of passion, hope, and my good looks. For once I was beginning to feel part of something, which is...
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Featured BloggerBy Stacy Szymaszek January 16, 2017
A few people have recently suggested that I write about my poetic evolution. In a poetry community it’s funny how a few can feel like a horde, a clamoring. “A...
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Poetry NewsBy Harriet Staff October 31, 2016
It's a quick one, but don't miss it. Charles Bernstein caught Robert Grenier reading from his notebook in this delicate, charming video portrait, posted at Jacket2. Happy Monday all.
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Featured BloggerBy John Sakkis April 23, 2015
Hey Paul, Your book The Louder The Room The Darker The Screen (Timeless, Infinite Light) is my book of the year thus far, I want to ask you about the marker...
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Poetry NewsBy Harriet Staff May 27, 2014
Jacket2 has posted a lovely essay by Norman Fischer on Philip Whalen, Robert Grenier, and Hank Lazer's visual poetry and its influence on his own writing. Fischer spends a moment...
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Featured BloggerBy Lynn Xu April 25, 2014
Over at the Marfa Book Company, where there is a beautiful gallery space—and where they’ve exhibited works by Robert Grenier, Roni Horn, Rosa Barba, Luis Camnitzer, Nicolas G. Miller, among...
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From Poetry MagazineBy Lindsay Garbutt October 23, 2013
The four letters by Robert Creeley in our October 2013 issue trace some of his evolving feelings toward poetry (and Poetry) over the course of the fifties and sixties. These...
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Poetry NewsBy Harriet Staff June 11, 2013
Escuchen New Yorkers! SOUTHFIRST Gallery (founded in 2000) presents this retrospective of the work of Robert Grenier: for your viewing pleasure. Check it out! The gallery is located at 60...
