Hear former 'Atlantic' poetry editor Peter Davison read his poem, originally published and recorded in February 1998
The new collection of Robert Lowell's poems will doubtless stand from now on as The Work
A new book on Rome will help travelers there experience the city that Romans know
One of the biggest changes in modern poetry is its escape from the page to the performance
Prosperity and its discontents come to Ireland's towns and countryside
All agog at Gehry's Guggenheim.
Francesca Woodman's work presents femaleness without satire or an agenda
An Atlantic Unbound interview with Richard Wilbur
The glory that was Genoa is enchanting still
Atlantic contributors reflect on intersections of books and travel.
How some of the best-known poets of this century got that way