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Submitted by Prairie Schooner on Thu, 09/13/2012 - 16:38
For Air Schooner 12: Spiritual Experience, Adrian Koesters interviewed poet Marilyn Nelson. Listen to the uncut version of their conversation here, as Nelson discusses how her current work is in dialogue with past work, being an outsider looking in, "formalist" poetry and more!
Hear the full text of their conversation here, beginning with an extended reading from Brown's essay, "The Possibility of God," then listen as Stacey and Jericho converse about going to church, embracing identities and "progressing the world in which we live."
Submitted by Prairie Schooner on Wed, 08/29/2012 - 15:09
An Interview with Poet Derrick Harriell
This interview is the first in the Crooked Letter Interview Series hosted by Prairie Schooner’s Southern Correspondent, James Madison Redd. On August 15th 2012 he met with poet Derrick Harriell, Professor of Creative Writing and African-American Studies at the University of Mississippi. The following is a brief excerpt from their meeting in the John D. Williams Library’s Blues Archive, one week after Harriell’s move from Milwaukee to Oxford.
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Submitted by Prairie Schooner on Mon, 08/27/2012 - 17:31
Accepted 2013 Panels
2013 will be a busy year for Prairie Schooner at the annual Association of Writing Programs conference, held this coming year in Boston. The following panels featuring Prairie Schooner staff were recently accepted.
Looking Out: American Journals on the World Stage Featuring Glenna Luschei, Kwame Dawes, John Freeman, Daniel Simon and Donovan Webster
Language at the Breaking Point (Sponsored by Blue Flower Arts) Featuring Kwame Dawes, Jorie Graham and Terrance Hayes
Baring/Bearing Race in the Creative Writing Classroom Featuring Suzara Aimee, Kwame Dawes, Debra Busman, Diana Garcia and Craig Santos Perez
Submitted by Prairie Schooner on Thu, 08/23/2012 - 13:12
Dispatches from PS Blog Editor Claire Harlan Orsi
By now it’s old news: Prairie Schooner is on Kindle! Don’t worry: our 86 year old print magazine isn’t going anywhere. But as Ted Wheeler (PS’s Web Editor and the man who made the transition to Kindle possible) says, the e-reader format of the magazine will “offer long-time readers of the journal a new way to enjoy PS, and expand our audience to include literary readers with devices whose normal stable of journals might not be available as an e-book.”
Submitted by Prairie Schooner on Tue, 08/21/2012 - 10:13
Check out the gorgeous cover art from New Jersey based artist Kati Vilim. Using techniques ranging from oil painting, printing and drawing to electric light installation and digital animation, Vilim's work investigates visual culture as abstract system, creating new content based on the combination of algorithm, color theory, and structures composed of ratio and rhythm. Learn more at www.kativilim.com.
Stay tuned for the Fall Issue's debut, coming soon!
Jihyun Yun’s debut collection, Some Are Always Hungry, was the winning manuscript of the Raz Shumaker Prize in Poetry in 2019 and was published through University of Nebraska Pr
August is Women in Translation month and we wanted to celebrate by sharing a selection of brilliant authors from all over the world whose work we've published. Enjoy!
When asked about poetry, Ted Kooser, former Poet Laureate of the United States, responds, “One important objective for me is to write clearly and accessibly.”