| 181. | The 2025 National Book Awards Longlist - The New Yorker |
| 182. | University of Nottingham graduate, Meg Elisabeth, has debut poetry book published as she pursues her dream of becoming an author in London. - NottinghamWorld |
| 183. | ‘Poetic License’: You Can’t Look Away From Cooper Hoffman - Vulture |
| 184. | Poets on Translation: A Strawberry-Flavored Sigh - Poetry Foundation |
| 185. | She's one of Idaho’s most celebrated writers. See if you can solve her riddle - Boise State Public Radio |
| 186. | Poet with roots in Mount Carmel to visit Carroll library - Carroll Times Herald |
| 187. | Opera Omaha accepting student poems for 25/26 Poetry & Music project - Fremont Tribune |
| 188. | Open Mic: VORTEX Voices in Collaboration with every.Word Poetry - New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung |
| 189. | TIFF 2025 Film Review: Maude Apatow’s “Poetic License” Has Real Verve - The Moveable Fest |
| 190. | Poem of the week: Scallop Shell by Grace Schulman | Poetry - The Guardian |
| 191. | Richie Hofmann: How Richard Siken's Crush Changed American Poetry - The Yale Review |
| 192. | Bodies on the Line - Poetry Foundation |
| 193. | ‘Conversations Different’: Tommy Archuleta, Santa Fe poet laureate, discusses how The Voice Project is giving homeless people an outlet for expression - Santa Fe New Mexican |
| 194. | Simon Armitage poem withdrawn from Forward Prize shortlist over ‘eligibility error’ - The Bookseller |
| 195. | Connecting with Santa Barbara’s First Literary Champion and Poet Laureate Emerita, Perie Longo - The Santa Barbara Independent |
| 196. | Poetry Live at the SteamPlant Celebrates “a Season of Words” - Ark Valley Voice |
| 197. | Second Sunday Poetry Reading to Feature Peter Dabbene and Ruth Ramsey - NewJerseyStage.com |
| 198. | Bookstore invites public to Kintsugi exhibit reception, poetry roundtable - The Livingston Enterprise |
| 199. | Nebraska Youth Poet Laureate Victoria Bogatz: 'I want to show everyone that poetry can be for you' - KMTV 3 News Now Omaha |
| 200. | City Lights’ poetry editor revisits the lion of Surrealism, André Breton - 48 Hills |
