Photo courtesy of poets.org. Craig Morgan Teicher's new collection To Keep Love Blurry is in the spotlight once again, receiving mention in a recent issue of Vanity Fair: "Feet firmly on the ground, Teicher nimbly employs an array of forms, villanelles, sonnets, and prose in To Keep Love Blurry (BOA Editions) as he explores the shrinking and expanding spaces between husbands and wives, parents and children." Teicher, along with BOA poet Naomi Shihab Nye, are featured poets at this year's Poets Forum in New York City. This three-day (October 18-20) literary experience from The Academy of American Poets is known for connecting poets and readers in a unique and enriching atmosphere of poetry appreciation. Poets such as Teicher and Nye (an Academy Chancellor) will read from their latest works and participate in panels, discussions, and activities such as literary walking tours through Manhattan.  From 11-11:50 a.m. on Saturday, October 20, Naomi Shihab Nye will share in a panel titled: "Writing Rituals: In the Frame of Mind to Write." Click here to see Vanity Fair's kind mention of To Keep Love Blurry. Click here for more information about Poets Forum.