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100 Years of Chinese New Poetry / January 22, 2016
Re-reading Hu Shi
January 21, 2016
Alles wat rest is het landschap
Ten Chinese poets share their influences / January 17, 2016
A Survey of Poets’ Favorites, Chinese & Western
China Feature: PI Editor Ming Di writes ‘interfering’ poems with the online forum of Poetry East West / January 12, 2016
Open ‘renshi’ in China
On poetry in the world / January 05, 2016
What we recognise and what did not yet exist
Archive feature: Poems translated by poets / December 31, 2015
‘You meet such a nice class of people’
December 20, 2015
Poëzieweek 2016 in vogelvlucht
December 16, 2015
Je bent hier niet om de maan te vernielen
Master classes in reading from the Dutch Poet Laureate & friends / December 14, 2015
Say ‘Hello, Poetry!’ through Netherlands & Belgium
Tsead Bruinja on the British poet’s ‘mercilessly tender’ writing / December 03, 2015
If we could speak like Kim Moore
November 28, 2015
Vivian Eden reads Alex Ben-Ari's 'I ask forgiveness' on Yom Kippur
On Israeli haiku and its sources, in which a reporter tries to mock the genre. Participants in Alex Ben-Ari's new anthology speak for themselves / November 26, 2015
Is it possible to write haiku in a country with only one season?
November 26, 2015
Opmerkingen
Archive feature: A timely look at Poetry International’s “Poets’ diaries” series / November 18, 2015
The everyday lives of the poets
The power of pain in poetry increases if the writing is neither forced nor sentimental. Such are Adi Assis’ poems about the child he has failed to bring into the world. / November 18, 2015
Poetry, the most exhibitionist of the arts
New profiles, poems and audio/video from this year’s nominees / November 10, 2015
VSB Poetry Prize 2016
We are parallel – Maud Vanhauwaert / November 10, 2015
We are parallel – Maud Vanhauwaert
The reality – Toon Tellegen / November 10, 2015
The reality – Toon Tellegen
Idylls – Ilja Leonard Pfeijffer / November 10, 2015
Idylls – Ilja Leonard Pfeijffer
It was what was – Geert van Istendael / November 10, 2015
It was what was – Geert van Istendael
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