Sarah Howe, Rachel Long & Sarah Stewart: Lyric Memory

Poetry has the capacity to say what other forms cannot.

In Sarah Howe’s Foretokens, for example, the T.

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Eliot Prize-winner forms a portrait of a mother in search of her past and herself.

Sarah Stewart’s Devour Everything, meanwhile, wrestles with issues of motherhood, memory, and loss, and Rachel Long’s Sparrow on the Rooftop interrogates the experience of self as other.

Join these remarkable poets discussing their new collections with Marjorie Lotfi.