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Solvej Balle’s Philosophy of Time

How a novelist transformed a single day into a radical literary experiment
Clare Carlisle
March 16, 2026
Ideas

Who Was Shakespeare?

What Hamnet does—and doesn’t—get right
Dana Stevens
March 10, 2026
Books

The Elusive Poet of Desire

Why biographers can’t pin Cavafy down
Langdon Hammer
March 16, 2026
Black-and-white photo of James Schuyler in the hallway of the Chelsea Hotel, New York City, 1988
Books

James Schuyler’s Genius

Why our greatest poet of the everyday has become a poet of the moment
Mae Losasso
March 16, 2026
Essays

Do You Actually Have to Finish That Novel?

A critic considers the strange moral pressure we feel to read to the very last page
Michel Chaouli
March 16, 2026
Annotating the Archives

Robert Frost at Midlife

In his poems for The Yale Review, the poet reckoned with mortality, imperfection, and the limits of form
Kamran Javadizadeh
April 6, 2026
Annotating the Archives

Sara Teasdale in The Yale Review

Publishing a major minor poet
Maggie Millner
April 14, 2026
Black-and-white photo of the poet Raúl Zurita
Interviews

Raúl Zurita

The writer on what poetry can witness that no other form can
May 6, 2026
Essays

The End of Books

What happened when a dumpster arrived behind my university's library
Sheila Liming
May 26, 2026