By: Chad Parmenter

Batman in Mr. Freeze’s Glacierworks.

By: Chad Parmenter

Batman Vs. Osiris.

By: Chad Parmenter

Batman in the Garden of Eden.

By: Chad Parmenter

Poems of the Dark Knight, a cycle by Chad Parmenter.

By: Lucy Sante

Jules Verne on laudanum, and four other writers rolled into one.

By: Amanda French

He wrote poems with punch.

By: Peggy Nelson

He insisted that he was a poet, no matter what the medium.

By: Matthew Battles

Matthew Battles’ version of an archive-bound Chinook tale.

By: Stephanie Burt

Catz haz epiks, says poet Stephen Burt.

By: James Parker

“He’ll pack your gizzard with blizzard, this wizard.”

By: Tim Carmody

“It is not at all with ideas that one makes poetry. It is with words.”

By: Joshua Glenn

Celebrating thirteen HiLo Heroes about whom we wrote in 2010.

By: David Smay

He wrote poetry of love glimpsed as a mystery from within the teeth of sex.

By: Brian Berger

“Master of the whimsical tone, the unexpected insight, the hidden bite.”

By: Matthew Battles

The life of ROBERT GRAVES (1895–1985) is as an impenetrable forest, tree ravaging tree in a primordial war of the word. Himself the subject of more books than most authors can reasonably hope to write, […]