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Home / home / Best American Poetry: Reuben Jackson’s “November Poem” is Pick of the Week

Dec 08 2021

Best American Poetry: Reuben Jackson's "November Poem" is Pick of the Week

Terence Winch chooses a fiery Jackson original for Best American Poetry's pick of the week.

Reuben Best American

Grace Cavalieri says what we are all thinking about Jackson's love song turned murder ballad "November Poem", "This is such an unusual poem for Reuben. Goes to show the man travels places that would thrill an astronaut. He certainly thrills us." And the thrill cuts through every punching line in this poem selected by Terence Winch for Best American Poetry's pick of the week.

Another commentator notes the dream-like, or nightmare-like, aspect of the piece, writing, "What a dream, shifting forward in each well measured line, each pulse, popping with surprise until its end." A poet noted for his realistic depictions of life and love, "November Poem" marks a departure for Jackson which is already garnering attention for its singularness-- while employing the familiar craft for which he is justly renowned.

Read the "November Poem" here. Purchase Reuben's collection Scattered Clouds here.

Buy Scattered Clouds Read November Poem

Hazen Featured in New Article: “Baltimore: Great Poets Live Here”

November 11, 2020

Poet, Elizabeth Hazen, is featured alongside other notable names in the Baltimore literary scene such as Dora Malech and Steven Leyva in this extolling article from Baltimore Fishbowl writer Jennie Hann.

Grace Cavalieri Interviews Slam Poet Star, Mecca Verdell

November 9, 2020

MD Poet Laureate Grace Cavalieri interviews rising Baltimore-born slam poet, Mecca Verdell, as part of her “The Poet and The Poem” Podcast.

Grace Cavalieri Explores “The Exquisite Singularity of Louise Glück” in new Essay

October 9, 2020

Grace Cavalieri’s newest essay from the Washington Independent Review of Books explores the enigmatic poet, former Poet Laureate, and, now, Nobel Prize winner, Louise Glück.

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