Brian Swann’s most recent poetry collection is Imago (Johns Hopkins University Press), and his latest fiction is Huskanaw (MadHat Press). He teaches at Cooper Union in New York City.
Article Poem | Pebble "The wind // sings stones with voices / from where there are none" By Brian Swann October 31, 2023 Poetry
Article Poem | Fish "Wavelets / rasping rocks, / replying as glass to glass / glass through glass" By Brian Swann July 18, 2023 Poetry
Article Poem | Bats “Any mistake’s no big deal as they / do things their own way, sleeping // all day in attic and eave” By Brian Swann August 30, 2022 Poetry
Article Two Poems by Brian Swann “Stars sting, flint / fer-de-lance, bloom / like neurons” By Brian Swann January 25, 2022 Poetry
Article Poem | Churchyard “The sky / forever full of signs and // surprises like frost at night, / or the sun in the morning.” By Brian Swann May 25, 2021 Poetry
Article Poems | ‘Compagni’ & ‘History’ You can work it for all you’re worth but it will still be / whatever it is... By Brian Swann December 30, 2019 Poetry
