Poetry Spotlight Essay by Carol Dorf and Martha Nichols
Be it smokestacks or genetically modified corn, technology rarely comes off smelling like a daffodil.
Spotlight Essay
Virtual Nature: The Patterns in Us All
Apr 03, 2015
Muriel Rukeyser: Beyond Safe Subjects
Feb 17, 2014
Introduction to "Honoring Rukeyser" by Carol Dorf
When I first read U.S.1, the sure hand of this very young poet amazed me.
The Big Bang of Prose Poetry
Jan 14, 2013
Spotlight Essay by Carol Dorf
Fiction offers the illusion of characters moving through time. In poetry, everything happens in an instant.
Math Girl Fights Back
Feb 29, 2012
Essay by Karen Ohlson
When I hear a comment implying that math and writing inhabit separate worlds, I swoop in like a crime-stopping superhero.
Why Poets Sometimes Think in Numbers
Jan 09, 2012
Introduction by Carol Dorf
Often when I tell people about my life, they ask, 'Poetry and mathematics?'
A Nonmathematician Falls in Love
Jan 09, 2012
Essay by Elizabeth Langosy
One poem featured the Blob complaining to its mother about its lack of physical boundaries.
