Graywolf Press remembers with pride and affection novelist Judith Kitchen, author of The House on Eccles Road, who passed away last week at her home in Seattle.

Poets Saskia Hamilton (Corridor) and Fanny Howe (Second Childhood) discuss William Blake, the unconscious, passages of time and space, and what happens when backstory moves up front.

Poet and former executive director of the Poetry Society of America Elise Paschen interviewed poet Katie Ford as Graywolf published Ford’s new book Blood Lyrics. They talked about the new book, Ford’s writing process, composition as community, and the place of war in American culture.

We're grateful to our interns for the hard work they do behind the scenes here at Graywolf—so now it's time to shine the spotlight on them! We're pleased to introduce our Fall 2014 interns.

Here is a poem by Catherine Barnett, from her James Laughlin Award-winning The Game of Boxes. Here’s the sound of night, the sleeping boy, maybe laughter, maybe the breaking heart. —Jeff Shotts, Executive Editor