Taije Silverman is the author of Houses Are Fields, a book of poems, with newer poetry in journals including The Southern Review and The Sewanee Review. Current work can be found in The Best American Poetry 2017 and  The Best American Poetry 2016, along with Ploughshares, The Gettysburg Review, and The Georgia Review. She is the recipient of a 2017 Pushcart Prize, the 2016 Anne Halley Prize from The Massachusetts Review, a 2011 Fulbright Award, the 2010-11 W.K. Rose Fellowship from Vassar College, and several residencies from the MacDowell Colony and the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. Her translations of Giovanni Pascoli have appeared in The Nation, the Kenyon Review, New England Review, Agni, Pleiades, Crazyhorse, Modern Poetry in Translation, and elsewhere. Houses Are Fields appeared in Italian translation in 2013 (Le Case Sono Campi, trans. Giorgia Pordenoni, Oedipus Edizioni). She is on the editorial board of Alice James Books, and she previously taught at the University of Bologna, where she was a Fulbright Scholar, and at Emory University, where she was the Creative Writing Fellow. 

Selected Work Available Online

poems

Philtrum (from The Harvard Review)

Who The Letters Were From (audio gallery for The Southern Review)

Ways to Say Luck (audio gallery for The Southern Review)

Poem to Keep What I Love (from Poetry Magazine)

Spiritual Evaluation and Grief (from Massachusetts Review)

On Joy and Grief, with an essay on the poems by Eleanor Wilner (from Shining Rock)

The Boy with the Bolt (from The Georgia Review) 

interviews

Interview with OMNIA, December 2017

Interview with The Southern Review, November 2017

Interview with Brooklyn Poets, May, 2013

Interview on Take It Everything (from The Missouri Review)

translations

Autumn Journal by Giovanni Pascoli (from The Nation)

Night-Blooming Jasmine by Giovanni Pascoli (from Five Points) 

In the Fog, Laundresses, Hens, The Ox, Lightning, Thunder, Valentino, The Hour in Barga, Fides, by Giovanni Pascoli (from Asymptote)