You may know Eliza Griswold from her journalism at The Atlantic, The New Yorker, or The New York Times Magazine. Perhaps you've heard the buzz around her first nonfiction work The Tenth Parallel: Dispatches from the Fault Line Between Christianity and Islam. Griswold is also a noted poet; FSG published her collection Wideawake Field in 2007. There is an unsurprising overlap between her journalism and her verse: both reflect her itinerant nature and an engagement with other cultures. The three poems presented here are all previously unpublished.
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08.15.10New Poetry by Eliza GriswoldPoetry
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11.16.10Jonathan Galassi on Translating Giacomo LeopardiPoetry
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11.16.10Wikileaks and War PoetryPoetry
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12.15.10The Archives: Mark Strand Reads Joseph BrodskyPoetry
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01.16.11Editor & Author: Jonathan Galassi and Gjertrud SchnackenbergPoetry
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02.14.11Celebrating the Elizabeth Bishop CentenaryPoetry
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03.15.11Poetry by Roberto Bolaño from BOMB MagazinePoetry
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05.17.11Jorge Luis Borges: Borges and IPoetry
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06.07.12Q & A: Rowan Ricardo Phillips with FSG Poet Lawrence JosephPoetry
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02.14.13Girls and Dead PoetsPoetry
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04.11.13AWAYWARDPoetry
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04.18.13On Lorca’s Poet in New YorkPoetry
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06.13.13Horace and the Ages of ExcessPoetry
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06.26.13Reading in the ClosetPoetry
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09.05.13Celebrating the Life and Work of Seamus HeaneyPoetry
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09.12.13Ange Mlinko & Christopher RichardsPoetry
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03.31.14TonightPoetry
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04.02.14Of His Bones Are Coral MadePoetry
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04.02.14Invitation to Miss Marianne MoorePoetry
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04.03.14Dream Song #279Poetry