FEATURED INTERVIEWS
“Moving Poetry Back Toward the Heart: An Interview with Annie Finch,” by Jennifer Schomberg Kanke. Southeast Review (2014)
“Casting Spells, An Interview with Annie Finch, ” by Alex Giardino. American Poetry Review (2013)
“Spirit, Form, and Creativity: An Interview with Annie Finch,” by Brendan Kiely. AWP Chronicle (2004)
“Giving Back to the World Its Lost Heart: An Interview with Annie Finch,” by R.S. Gwynn. Ablemuse (2002)
“Multiformalisms: Annie Finch in Conversation,” by Tamma Lou Maas. Poetry Flash (1994)
“Interview With Feminist Poet Annie Finch,“ by Frances Donovan. Gender Focus (2016)
“Poet and Scholar Annie Finch in Conversation,“ by Zara Raab. (2015)
“Annie Finch: Building a Human Architecture.” River Pine Anthology (2012)
“In Dialogue with Annie Finch.” International Cities of Refuge Network (2007)
Interview with Annie Finch, by Farideh Hasanzadeh. Thanal. In English and Farsi (2005)
PRESS CLIPS
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Falmouth Foresider Witch Profile Interview (click link below)
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AUDIO INTERVIEWS
Interview with Katherine Hastings, WordTemple, KRCB Radio, Sonoma 2016
Poetry Off the Shelf Interview about Winter Poetry, Poetry Foundation Podcast, 2010
“Amy King Interviews Annie Finch.” Interview with Amy King for MiPoesias Radio 2005
Cover to Cover with Jack Foley, KPFA Radio, Part 1 2004
Cover to Cover with Jack Foley, KPFA Radio, Part 2 2004
ESSAYS ON ANNIE’S WORK
“Who is the Speaker? The Self in Collaboration” by Laura Wetherington at TextSound
“Ringing Aloud With Newer Sounds”: Prosodic Subjectivity and the Mother-Infant Matrix
in the Poetry of George Herbert and Annie Finch” by Julia Guernsey-Shaw at Mezzo Cammin
BRIEFER INTERVIEWS
“Interview with Annie Finch,” The Harlequin 2014
Interview for the Massachusetts Poetry Festival on A Poet’s Craft 2012
Interview with Annie Finch, Writer’s Digest 2011
Interview with Annie Finch. Poemeleon 2009
“A Conversation with Annie Finch” on Znine 2004
Whenever I get discouraged about some trends in American poetry, I think of Annie Finch, a shining light, and I feel better.” —Carolyn Kizer