I’ve been thinking a lot this year about citation, and the power of including others’ words alongside your own. About what happens when you have the privilege of audience, even if just for a moment, and what responsibilities we have in that. I’m always thinking about this in some way, but I’ve been thinking aboutContinue reading “On Citation and Disabled Memory”
Tag Archives: Academia
Worst/Best/To The Moon
For the academically-attuned, there is more than one start to the year, and perhaps that which begins sometimes between early September and early October is the more poignant, and evocative. So instead of reflecting on my year in January – which I didn’t feel able to do this year – I’m doing it now. I’veContinue reading “Worst/Best/To The Moon”
May
I’m really pleased to have three poems in the Spring 2016 edition of The Lonely Crowd, as well as an essay on the composition of the poems and recordings of them online. There are several readings planned to showcase the issue – one has already taken place (unfortunately on the same night I was reading forContinue reading “May”
Shadow Dispatches 