Erin O’Luanaigh Interviewed by Gregory Calabro and Peter Vertacnik Could we start by hearing a little bit about the importance of form in these poems—especially that of “Salomé” given how its shape deviates from a “typical” sonnet (though we’d love…

Wayne Miller Interviewed by Lupita Eyde-Tucker Let’s start with the first poem, which is called “American Domestic.” That title calls up a tradition of poems that talk about American domesticity, whatever that might be. What does that mean to you?…

Mary O’Donoghue Interviewed by Patrick Duane The story, “Late Style,” happens on Zoom. There isn’t a strict setting or place. When did you start writing this story? I started it four years ago, and its early moves predate the online…

Declan Ryan Interviewed by Will Carpenter and Edward Sambrano ES: Declan, thanks again for meeting with us today. So, the first question we have for you concerns the fact that you seem to be about equally well-known for your reviews…