Archive - PopPoetry

The New Trailer for 28 Years Later Is Incredibly Disturbing, and We Have a Poet to Thank for That

The dark history of the 1903 poem that serves as a soundtrack to the first look at Danny Boyle's horror threequel.

Dec 19, 2024 •

November 2024

What Would Walt Whitman Do?

You might not want another take on the 2024 election result, but it's my duty to write it anyway.

Nov 27, 2024 •

September 2024

June 2024

Summer Break and Some Poetry & Pop Culture Tidbits to Get You Through

Looking forward to logging off for a bit so I can reemerge refreshed with some great new material before Labor Day.

Jun 5, 2024 •

May 2024

Marketing Your Poetry? Fozzie Bear Has Some Tips

The Muppets' favorite poem is an American classic, and a bit of a snooze, if you ask Gonzo. What's a bear, or a poet, to do?

May 23, 2024 •

Loki and T. S. Eliot Walk into a Bar...

The poets and poetry of the Marvel show's Season 2 finale have a lot to say about the show's plot—and its star's literary habits.

May 15, 2024 •

Audio from the Archive: Taylor Swift's "The Lakes" Gets Romantic

An exciting new PopPoetry feature you can take with you wherever you go.

May 8, 2024 •

The Poet as Haunted and Hunted: A Literary Review of Taylor Swift’s “The Albatross”

PopPoetry's coverage of The Tortured Poets Department and all things Taylor Swift continues.

May 1, 2024 •

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April 2024

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