some author activity: Davis, Flemmer, Armantrout, Bartczak + Tardi,

Jordan Davis has ten poems posted at The Fortnightly Review; Kyle Flemmer is interviewed via The Miramichi Reader; Rae Armantrout writes on Fanny Howe for The Fortnightly Review, and has four new poems up at Granta, and a further poem via the website for the Poetry Foundation; and Kacper Bartczak has a new poem up at Poetry Northwest, as translated into English by Mark Tardi.

some author activity: Davis, Norris, Ladouceur, Doller, Maloukis, Trivedi + Boyle,

Jordan Davis has some new poems up at A Poet in Mexico; part five of Ken Norris' Confessions is now online; Ben Ladouceur has a poem up at NewPoetry; Sandra Doller writes on Fanny Howe's "The Witness" for Poetry Daily; Rose Maloukis has a poem in print and online at The New Quarterly; Amish Trivedi has a piece on C.D. Wright as part of a curated "cluster" on her work at Post45; and Frances Boyle has new work up at Public Reverie.

some author activity: Dyckman, beaulieu, Betts + Armantrout,

Audio of Susanne Dyckman--along with Joseph Noble, Tiff Dresden, Todd Melicker and Steven Seidenberg, among others--reading as part of the memorial for the late Colleen Lookingbill that occurred in May, 2014 in California is now online; derek beaulieu has visual poems featured on digital billboards around Calgary; Gregory Betts receives the Chancellor's Chair for Research Excellence over at Brock University for a variety of projects on and around bpNichol; and PoemTalk #81, in which Rae Armantrout, Laynie Browne, Kerry Sherin Wright and Al Filreis discuss two short poems by Fanny Howe is now online at Jacket2.

some author activity: Turnbull, Pirie, Armantrout, Robertson, Mangold + hastain,

a. rawlings did a small write-up on above/ground press author Chris Turnbull's "rout/e" project; Pearl Pirie discusses Rae Armantrout in her essay, "What is Being Said," recently posted on her blog; Michael Redhill discusses Lisa Robertson over at Lemonhound; Armantrout reads Fanny Howe's poem "9/11" over at the Library of Congress website; Tsering Wangmo Dhompa writes on Sarah Mangold over at Harriet; and j/j hastain has a new poem posted on the Dusie blog as part of the Tuesday poem.