Winter
1997
A journal of literature, criticism and the arts, published quarterly since 1892.
A journal of literature, criticism and the arts, published quarterly since 1892.
On the forgotten correspondence between two poets who never met, and what their imagined dialogue reveals about the century’s end.
A new story of inheritance, landscape and the quiet decisions that shape a family across four decades.
Why readers are once again turning to works that demand weeks rather than hours, and what this shift says about attention in our time.
The reclusive author speaks at length for the first time since 1973 about maps, entropy and the pleasures of paper.
Winter sequence from the forthcoming collection, introduced by the author.
An exclusive selection from the forthcoming volume, including previously unpublished correspondence with Marianne Moore and Robert Lowell.
Four issues a year, delivered in plain brown paper. Print only. No digital edition.