Dan Rosenberg: Books

PUBLICATIONS & NEWS:

I was named the Tompkins County Poet Laureate on 2/18/25!

Conjunctions published 5 poems as an online exclusive on 1/29/2025

"States and Princes" appeared in Book XI , issue XVI

"Crowded Heavens Over New Jersey" was the Rattle Poets Respond selection fo 12/22/2024

"In the Lighthouse Shadow" appeared in Witness, 37.2

"Cold Marrow" appeared in The Iowa Review, 54.2

My poem, "The Roses of Heliogabalus," and a short essay on ekphrasis, both appeared in Volume 99.3 of The Classical Outlook

The editors of Eucalyptus Lit included my poem, "Morning Climbs from Root to Stem," in their 5th issue, along with audio of me reading the poem

My poem, "I'm Not Saying We're Good," appears in issue 43 of 32 Poems

Two of my new poems appear in Issue 6 of Couplet

I have three poems in the latest issue of Blackbird, which includes a lovely Foreword offering a peek into what the editors connected to in the pieces they published. Check it out!

Image published "Esau Speaks Against His Brother's Word" in Issue 118

Thank you to everyone who hosted me and Bassinet in 2022! And thank you to all the folks who asked questions, bought books, and just made little approving grunts during these readings!

Poetry Daily reprinted "The Stapler," which originally appeared in Conduit

Verse Daily reprinted "Cause and Effect," which originally appeared in the anthology, A Constellation of Kisses

The Kenyon Review published two poems in Vol. XLIV, No. 5

I recited "A Fifth Question" for Issue 49 of The Windfall Room

The Cleveland Review of Books reprinted "Provider" from Bassinet

Verse Daily reprinted "The Stapler," which originally appeared in Conduit

"Another Spell for My Sister" appeared in the Tahoma Literary Review

Ada Limón selected my poem, "Weeding," to introduce and read on the July 14, 2022 episode of The Slowdown

"My Ancestors" appeared in Volume 24.2 of Cider Press Review

"Filling the Lake" appeared in the most recent New York Quarterly

"What Will Survive" appeared in issue 40 of The Adroit Journal

Miklavž Komelj's Slovene translation of my poem, "A Fifth Question," appeared in issue 117 of Likovne besede

A poem from Bassinet, "Order," was featured on Poem-a-Day at Poets.org I'm so grateful to Kazim Ali for selecting it!

Two poems from Esau appeared in Peripheries Journal

A new poem, "To Fly," was a finalist for the Poetry in Flight contest and is on display at the Syracuse Airport.

A new poem, "My Rabid Boy," in Pangyrus:

The Spring 2021 Wells College Visiting Writers Series featured virual events by Ed Pavlic, Shane McCrae, Maria Dahvana Headley, Lauren Shapiro, Diane Cook, and James D'Agostino, please visit the Visiting Writers Series Youtube page for videos.

Several new poems are online at Conjunctions: "Splitting the Worm," "To Wake from a Crowded Dream Alone," "Buttermilk Falls"

A new poem, "Prayer," is up at Leveler.

The Fall 2019 Visiting Writers Series events at Wells College:
Ashley Woodfolk, 9/4 reading, 9/5 Master Class: "Writing with Empathy"
Cassie Donish, 9/20 reading and Master Class: "Writing with Personal Vocabularies: Using Language from Beyond the Everyday"
Michael Don, 10/10 reading, 10/11 Master class: "The Imaginative Leap: On Fictionalizing Lived Experience"
The Healing Muse, 10/24 reading and issue launch
Philip Memmer, 11/7 reading and Master Class: "Lines of Play: On Lineation"

A new poem at Burning House Press: "Supine and Present Inside the Dream"

A new poem in Brooklyn Review : "A Boy Turns the Key His Own Breath Bursts"

My poem, "Cause and Effect," was republished in Verse Daily

My poem, "Freshly Bathed We Return to Wallow," is up at the Boston Review

A new poem in Bennington Review Issue 8

A new poem in Mid-American Review Vol. XL, No. 1

A new poem in Poet LoreVol. 115

A new poem in the anthology A Constellation of Kisses

A new poem in North American Review 304.3

A new poem in Alaska Quarterly Review 35.1-2

A new poem online at one of my favorite magazines, Conjunctions

A new poem in Ploughshares44.1

A new suite of poems in the (alas!) final issue of VERSE, vol. 34

A new poem in Colorado Review 45.1

A new poem in Poetry International 22/23

A new Esau poem in the latest Spillway

Two new poems in Field

Check out two new poems in the most recent North American Review (301.3)

A new Esau poem in the latest The Literary Review (59.2)

I was interviewed on Out of Bounds with Tish Pearlman -- click here for the archived show

I answered rob mclennan's wonderful 20 questions At least one of the answers is advice about not trying to sleep on a cat

Zephyr Press has released Hippodrome, which I co-translated from the Slovene of Miklavž Komelj, and it's just beautiful

Issue 31: Fall 2015
The Puritan just published one of my Esau poems, including an audio recording

5 October 2015:
Matter just released their 13th issue, which includes two Esau poems

17 August 2015:
The Offending Adam has just released five of my Esau poems, with a beautiful introduction by Nik De Dominic: "The work here is baroque, almost otherworldly, creating a place unto itself. Once we allow ourselves into the meditation Rosenberg's language creates—if we let his wild retake us—he brings us startlingly back to confront the present, the contemporary, the now."

14 August 2015:
Catch one of my Esau poems in the latest issue of Loose Change

11 August 2015:
Transom Issue 9: The Harder Notes is officially live

31 July 2015:
A couple of Esau poems appear in the latest issue of Beloit Poetry Journal. I've admired their work for a long time, and I'm thrilled to be in this issue

22 July 2015:
The new issue of Paperbag features four Esau poems. Check it out

1 July 2015:
Lauren Haldeman interviewed me for American Microreviews and Interviews! She asks all the smart questions, and I'm honored by her thoughtfulness and insights. And looking forward to my interview of her, coming soon

29 May 2015:
The beautiful Winter Tangerine Review, on which several of my amazing former students work, has a new Spotlight Series entitled Shedding Skins. It focuses on the process of revision and features several drafts of each poem included. Mine is entitled "Pain Without Suffering":

18 April 2015:
I'm honored that Jeffery Berg's blog, jdbrecords, is featuring one of my poems, "Palisade," originally published in Salt Hill, for National Poetry Month