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What Sparks Poetry: David Blair on W.H. Auden's "Petition", Poetry Daily

"Katherine Hollander Interviews David Blair About BARBARIAN SEASONS", Tupelo Quarterly

Review of Pale Colors in a Tall Field by Carl Phillips, Colorado Review

Review of The Math Campers by Dan Chiasson, On the Seawall

"Poetry in Solidarity with Restaurant Workers, Front of the House, Back of the House", Boston Hassle

David Blair Interviews Stephanie Burt About AFTER CALLIMACHUS, Tupelo Quarterly

Review of Big Cabin by Ron Padgett, On the Seawall

"On Against Translation by Alan Shapiro"

Strange Digs and Jim Clark

Review of Where Now: New & Selected Poems by Laura Kasischke

Katie Peterson’s Robert Lowell, Other People’s Lowell, and the Existential Addressee, Story South

“Anonymous Raincoats—Later Poetry of Seamus Heaney and Tomaž Šalamun in Translation,” Charles River Journal

"Jazz Vocalists, Other Vocalists, Poetry, and the Technologies of Voice," StorySouth

Essay, The Rumpus

Interview with Julianna Baggott, Baggot, Asher & Bode

Interview with Gregory Lawless, I Thought I Was New Here

About David Blair’s Poetry and Prose

"That Was What Life Was Like: David Blair's Barbarian Seasons" by Walt Hunter
South Carolina Review

"On Poetry and Prose: Walking with David Blair, William Carlos Williams as Pen Pal, and Joshua Beckman at the Lectern" by Ron Slate

Review of Walk Around, "What We're Reading in August," Pittsburgh Magazine

Washington Independent Poetry Reviews by Grace Cavalieri

Tony Hoagland on Ascension Days 

Review of Arsonville by Emily Jaeger in Salamander