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“A poem can be compromised but should never be a compromise”
Today's #PoetryMonth #LitFriday read is Mathew Weitman's "Adagia" — an aphoristic meditation on the nature of poetry — from the new issue of Wallace Stevens Journal
Read free, #S20 #OpenAccess via Project MUSE
https://tiny.one/2p8zx48m
To accompany this episode, we've made Ryan Hintzman's new article for Literary Imagination, “Distant Views of Waka Bay: Traditional Japanese Verse and the Question of Lyric” FREE to read through the end of April via Project MUSE
We kick off season 5 of the Hopkins Press Podcast with Literary Imagination editor Paul Franz chatting with Ryan Hintzman about the influence of picturesque Waka Bay on traditional Japanese poetics
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We're all ready for you at #ACPA26 in beautiful, balmy Baltimore!
Visit our exhibit table thru 1pm and snag a conference discount on our catalog of books & journals, including Journal of College Student Development, Feminist Formations, College Literature, and The CEA Critic!
It's such a lovely day to be in our hometown — Baltimore — for #ACPA26!
Visit our exhibit tables to browse our titles (including the new issue of The Journal of College Student Development!) and snag a special conference discount on new books & journal subscriptions!
NEW ISSUE OUT NOW
Leviathan
28.1, Mar 2026
CONTRIBUTORS
Jennifer Greiman
Steven Olsen-Smith
Peter Norberg
Christopher Ohge
Brandon Hurst
Naima Karczmar
Aimery F. Dunlap Smith
Kylan Rice
Mary K. Bercaw Edwards
Brian Yothers
Steve Mentz
Lenora Warren
Colin Dewey
Rosa Angélica Martínez
Yoshiaki Furui
Caroline Hildebrandt
NEW ISSUE OUT NOW
Journal of College Student Development
67.2, Mar/Apr 2026
CONTRIBUTORS
Jaein Josefina Lee, Sherri Turner,
Carolyn Berger, Gale Mason-Chagil,
Seth Christman, Katherine Sylvia,
Ayn Rassier, Kayla Kemp, Rileigh Coyle,
Manos Hatzimalonas, Sue C. Jacobs,
Nicole Colston, Nicholas A. Bowman,
N. F. Tennessen, Shinji Katsumoto,
Lauren N. Irwin, Z. W. Taylor, Sara Ray,
Dez Nixon, Sophie Glass, Jodi Kaus,
Tristia Kayser, Mario Villa,
Karla Weber Wandel & more
NEW ISSUE OUT NOW
Victorian Periodicals Review
58.3, Fall 2025
CONTRIBUTORS
Lauren Ottaviani
Joseph Brett-Demetre
Anne McKee Stapleton
Kristin E. Kondrlik
Annemarie McAllister
Helena Goodwyn
Preeshita Biswas
Sylvia Bloom
Read newly-discovered prose by George Egerton, an icon of the 19th century 'New Woman' movement, introduced by Margaret D. Stetz and Alex Murray in the new issue of CUSP
This piece — and the whole issue — is free, #S2O #OpenAccess at Project MUSE
NEW ISSUE OUT NOW
Literary Imagination
28.1, 2026
CONTRIBUTORS
Paul Franz
Ryuichiro Yokoyama
Sei Shōnagon
J. Keith Vincent
Shizuka Omori
Yuki Tanaka
Janine Beichman
David Sergeant
Ryan Hintzman
Ryūnosuke Akutagawa
Ryan Choi
