This is a fine interview with an excellent poet. Kosmicki's answers are considered and engaging. The following excerpt is a fine example of Kosmicki's candor.

This is a nice interview with one of my favorite speculative poets, one with whom I've had the pleasure of sharing a few tables of contents recently, Christina Sng. Thanks to Bryan Thao Worra

http://thaoworra.blogspot.com/2015/11/shadows-and-verse-interview-with-…

This is a fun interview about a new book.

"E. Kristin Anderson’s newest chapbook is full of epistolary poems written to Prince. How could we not want to know more?"


https://theboothblogsite.wordpress.com/2015/10/22/the-hits-and-the-b-si…

Perhaps not strictly an interview, but this is a nice piece about tinkering with a manuscript.
http://www.tigerseyejournal.com/poets-on-poetry.html

Silver Blade editor, John Mannone, interviews Bruce Boston, the original Science Fiction Poetry Association Grandmaster, and one of only six writers with such a designation. This is a nice interview for Boston's summary description of "speculative poetry" (and the vintage photo of Boston himself). The interview also several examples of Boston's poetry.

http://www2.silverblade.net/tag/bruce-boston/

Moon Pigeon Press publishes two poems a month, each hand printed and mailed with an accompanying interview. My poem "ascension" was featured in the May 8, 2015 edition. Two of my poems appear in this biannual online edition, with an accompanying interview.

http://moonpigeonpress.com/2015/09/09/biannual-online-edition-with-john…

At 86 years old, the poet Donald Hall can no longer write poetry. Not enough testosterone, he says. But the former U.S. Poet Laureate and recipient of the National Medal of Arts still has prose in him: He has just published a collection titled Essays After 80.
 
The book spans Hall's entire career, his family life, his addiction to smoking and his thoughts on his own beard.
 
From his rural New Hampshire farmhouse, Hall tells NPR's Arun Rath why he's still at it. "I love to work," he says, "and work in my life has meant only one thing and that's a pen on the paper."