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This year's edition of the Plume Anthology, the fifth in as many years, contains a teeming collection of poems by an equally diverse omnibus of poets and translators. The aesthetic spectrum of strong voices in this volume testifies to the expansive vision of its editor, Daniel Lawless, who has for the last five years created an invaluable, poetic "news" service with his online poetry journal, Plume, and yearly hard-copy anthology.

--Chard deNiord, from the preface

Plume Poetry, a popular online journal of contemporary international poetry, publishes an annual print anthology of new poetry. Now in interviews spanning over 4 years, with Nancy Mitchell, HElEne Cardona, Glenn Mott and Daniel Lawless, founder and editor, Plume Interviews 1 releases intimate discussions with poets on their influences and backgrounds, their craft and inspirations, alongside some of their most recent work. Poets interviewed include, Nin Andrews, Christopher Buckley, David Clewell, Cynthia Cruz, Jim Daniels, Tess Gallagher, Ani Gjika, Hank Lazer, Luljeta...

Nearly three years after his first book, There Is Nothing Poetic About Fish, Benjamin Daniel Lawless is in an entirely different frame of mind. "A lot changed in the last three years," says Lawless. "I got married, for one. It gave me an opportunity to look at the long term, both forwards and backwards in time. Reflect on where I've been and plot out where I might be going." It's obvious that in The Last Spelling Bee, he's doing just that.

Whether he's writing a to-do list for time travellers, spinning a tall tale of how he won his sixth grade spelling bee, or painting a picture of life...