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Seven Questions with Zachary Fine

On Aesthetic Judgment, Art Education & Criticism as a Communal Act

interviewed by Lillian Yang

To Spill

“Thank you for the stew”

Nina MacLaughlin

Seven Question with Joanna Walsh

On Cyberfeminism, Multimedia Art & New Models for an Academic Life

interviewed by Rachel Kamphaus

Three Prose Poems

“In sleep a route takes shape”

Cory Hutchinson-Reuss

Emma Copley Eisenberg Imagines a Truer American Fiction

“The body is often forgotten”

interviewed by Eve Jones

Rose Friedman and The Civic Standard:

How a Small Town Cultural Project Works to Transform Society

interviewed by Makenna Goodman

Anna Kornbluh Argues for The Right to Culture

On Immediacy, social theory, and literary forms

interviewed by Emerson Rhodes

Two New Othello Poems

“All those accused / of carrying storm-light / in the shoulders, / weather / in the limbs.”

Jason Allen-Paisant

Dan Chiasson on Bernie Sanders and Narrative Politics

“I was made by that place, I made these sentences about it”

interviewed by Lucas Friedman-Spring

Echo of the Air Around Me and Other Poems

“I will ever get past / the touch of my own hand”

Elizabeth Metzger

Editor’s Note | Attunement - Fall/Winter 2025

Reemergence

Hengzhi Huang Yang

Roundtable: Emily Greenhouse and Meghan O'Rourke

“What criticism is in democracy”

interviewed by Mia Rei Foster

Collaborative Criticism with Merve Emre

Find your public

interviewed by Hengzhi Huang Yang

Window: A Graphic Narrative

“The water was so blue”

Aidan Koch

The Forgotten Borough

Documentary Photography

Lila Barth

Verses on Oxherding

Art and Translation

Jenny Jisun Kim, introduction by Eunice Lee

Seven Questions with Jean Frémon

“To bring their voices back to life through my words”

interviewed by Lucas Friedman-Spring, translated by Cole Swensen

Tracy K. Smith Turns History into the Antidote

On the Dark Room Collective, Documentary Poetry, and the Pursuit of Listening to History

interviewed by Anna Popnikolova

Kay Poyer Believes in the Horror of Intimacy

“The best stuff happens when you're vulnerable”

interviewed by Emerson Rhodes

Reilly Davidson Wants Lived Experience in Art

“To be a part of other people’s careers and their personal worlds”

interviewed by Hengzhi Huang Yang

Pavese's Other Faces

A writer's homecoming to the Self

Adam Krasnoff

Everybody Wants to be Thomas Bernhard

How the Austrian novelist haunts contemporary literature

Oscar Dorr

When Memory Becomes the Dream

The Poetics of Convalescence in Richard Siken

william o'neal ii

Singing the Blues with Alice Notley

Voice, Authority, and Folk in In the Pines

Rachel Kamphaus

“I sometimes think I said it best when I said nothing”

Exit Interview and Other Poems

Timothy Donnelly

Two Poems

“Who is your devil in disguise, child”

Eleni Sikelianos

Five Prose Poems on Art

“Rogier van der Weyden’s Braque Family Triptych (1452) in the Louvre is only partly in the Louvre”

Cole Swensen

The Days Before My Birth

Michael D. Stein

Women Without Children

“Finish up your donut, we have to hurry”

Stephanie Wambugu

Song of the Earth

Nature and Language

Phoebe Giannisi, translated by Brian Sneeden

Three Variations on Vision

“Nature is a dictionary; you find words there, and then you must make a poem”

Jean Frémon, translated by Cole Swensen

The 404

Faith and Justice

Rowan Ricardo Phillips

History and Other Poems

“I think of you / in as many ways as the rain falls”

Selma Asotić