Epicenters, Epitaphs, Convergences
Yesterday morning/mourning, getting ready for a long, largely satisfying slog of paper grading, I tucked into the behemoth of the late...
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Mar 15, 20181 min read
Imminent is now NOW! Vanzetti!
Hot off the press, a press that is like a furious furnace generating fiery forces of radical textual radiance--PM Press--my edition of...
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Mar 8, 20181 min read
Vanzetti: Literary Immortal
I am very excited about the imminent publication of Bartolomeo Vanzetti's short story EVENTS & VICTIMS by PM Press. I edited the work and...
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Feb 27, 20181 min read
The Flood Lights of Louisville
I just returned from the 46th Louisville Conference on Literature and Culture since 1900. Predictably, most academic conferences are...
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Feb 3, 20181 min read
Dispirited? No! Dispatches!
The other night, I participated in a really dynamic reading at KGB Bar in Manhattan with authors Rose Schaap, Elena Alexander, and Jiwon...
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Jan 24, 20181 min read
(New) Book of Revelations!!
I have not yet read Leni Zumas's brand new novel Red Clocks but given the dazzling, dizzying narratives found in her short story...
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Jan 21, 20181 min read
One Year Later: May a Thousand Voices Bloom in the Underground and the Overgrowth of the Misbegotten
Powers that Be. Actually, We Be the Powers that Be. Let us Be! A year ago yesterday, the Inauguration....of a new volume of poetry,...
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Jan 19, 20182 min read
All Poets Are Thieves!
Welcome Part II (Prometheus: a thief of fire & chronic liver damage: poetic inspiration unbounded!) More than a decade ago, I composed a...
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Jan 13, 20181 min read
The Small Prebend of Kilroot
...could be the title of a poem but is not...just yet. It describes the locale of Jonathan Swift after he was ordained an Anglican priest...
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