Nan Cohen

New England Review published #1, 9, and 22 in the Fall/Winter 2025 issue, and I contributed a short piece to their “Writer’s Notebook” feature.

The erudite and entertaining Substack Foul Copy gave a shoutout to my poem “Worry” (from Thousand-Year-Old Words) in the post “Warts and Beads: On Worry”. It’s a fascinating post, looping through the history and perambulations of the word with the quietly witty incisiveness of other Foul Copy posts like “Odd Numbers” and “Beware the Authorial Tic.”

My poem “Love and the Moon” was featured on the February 8, 2024, episode of the American Public Media podcast The Slowdown, with a touching introduction by host Major Jackson. You can listen or read the transcript here.

A review for Jewish Book Council of Stern’s long poetic sequence, a “continuation” of the Book of Isaiah.

I reviewed a new anthology, Between Paradise and Earth: Eve Poems, edited by Nomi Stone and Luke Hankins (Orison Books), for Jewish Book Council. Read it here.