Media
The Kenyon Review:
Poetry Today: Jennifer Militello and Quintin Collins
Poetry Today features living poets answering questions about poetry and poetics.
The Rumpus:
What to Read When You Want to Celebrate Poetry
[W]e’ve asked our editors to share new and forthcoming collections from poets we love and admire that we’re especially excited about.
The Skinny Poetry Journal:
The Dandelion Speaks of Survival
Review by Curtis L. Crisler
Quintin’s vulnerability and love for place takes us back, then moves us forward, singing names we take for granted.
The Skinny Poetry Journal:
The Dandelion Speaks of Survival
Review by Dr. Rosetta Codling
In short, this is a diverse and uniquely beautiful collection of poetic gems.
The Kenyon Review:
Summer Reading: KR Recommends . . .
Every June, we ask our extended family of editors and staff to recommend books they have loved (or are looking forward to).
The Friday Influence:
writer feature: Quintin Collins
On the page, Collins’ work is marked by a direct engagement with the physical world, lingering over it with a curious attention that pays off in nuanced and fateful meaning.
Palette Poetry:
Poetry We Admire: Food & Family
For our November Poetry We Admire, we have rounded up some of the best new poems we could find out there around the theme of Food & Family.
The Poetry Question:
The Dandelion Speaks of Survival
Review by Chris L Bulter
Quintin Collins writes the types of poems I wish were available to me as a child.
Lit Youngstown:
Reading with Meg Kearney and Chloe Martinez
View the recording of this virtual reading featuring myself and two other readers.
Birch Bark Editing:
Reading and Conversation
with Meg Kearney
View the recording of this reading and conversation featuring myself and Meg Kearney.