PN Review 291 (Sept.-Oct. 2026).  Sasha Dugdale questions Dan Burt about his new "Collected", “Late Self-Portrait”, his poetics and the origins of his writings.

                                                              "As readers of your memoir and earlier books of poetry will know, 
                                                               you cleave very close to the events and circumstances of your life
                                                               in your writing. Does that mean that you began writing late? And is
                                                               the muse for you an elegiac and retrospective one?”…. (Sasha
                                                               Dugdales first questions to Dan Burt in PN Review 291 interview.)

8 November, 2022

British author and philosopher Alain de Botton praises Every Wrong Direction.

3 November 2022

Mab Jones from Buzz Magazine, an online poetry magazine with over 75,000 readers, reviews A History

September, 2020

Dan Burt is a poet from a corporate corner of the real world: Salvage at Twilight is his second full-length collection after a career in law and business. Like its predecessor, We Look Like This (2012), it is a compendium of prose memoir and short poems, the latter taking up two thirds of its length, and mostly consisting of life studies:

January 2020

The Poetry Book Society's guest Jade Cuttle reviews Dan Burt's recent publication "Salvage at Twilight" as part of their Winter Reading selection.