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Poem of the Week: Divya Victor
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Poem of the Week: Divya Victor

  • Posted on April 5, 2018April 5, 2018
  • by T H

from “How to survive on land if you are made from paper”: wipe the pews when your knees smear their grain; leave no trace dog-ear no holy book admit nothing…

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Poem of the Week: Hoa Nguyen’s “Birthday Poem”
  • Poetry & Poetics

Poem of the Week: Hoa Nguyen’s “Birthday Poem”

  • Posted on March 29, 2018March 27, 2018
  • by T H

Birthday Poem Illuminated behind a skin a grey      the sky with fat fast slants of snow Fire Horse poet      This is a birthday poem   squeaky underfoot…

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Essay: Collen Fulton’s “The Inaugural Mood”
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Essay: Collen Fulton’s “The Inaugural Mood”

  • Posted on March 15, 2018March 15, 2018
  • by T H

The Inaugural Mood Criticisms from the Field: The Vancouver 125 Poetry Conference and the Futurity of Poetics The temporality of our forms of poetic engagement have a strange character. On…

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Audio: Erín Moure reads “Hope Stories”
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Audio: Erín Moure reads “Hope Stories”

  • Posted on March 15, 2018March 20, 2018
  • by T H

As if dreams were a language that includes the social surface / of the body, ‘signal fire’ in the desert as the song says, the / body’s lamp glowing, armpits…

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Poem of the Week: Andy Mcguire’s “Pool”
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Poem of the Week: Andy Mcguire’s “Pool”

  • Posted on March 1, 2018March 15, 2018
  • by T H

Andy McGuire’s “Pool” advances an end rhyme all the way to the end of the diving board at knifepoint. Pool whirligigs across the page, traveling from New York to the…

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What’s On Our Minds: Theresa Hak Kyung Cha’s Dictee
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What’s On Our Minds: Theresa Hak Kyung Cha’s Dictee

  • Posted on February 1, 2018March 14, 2018
  • by T H

ALLER/RETOUR Day recedes to darkness Day seen through the veil of night Translucent grey film cast between daylight and dark dissolving sky to lavender to mauve to white until night…

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What’s On Our Mind: Erin Wunker on Anne Boyer’s “What Resembles The Grave But Isn’t”
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What’s On Our Mind: Erin Wunker on Anne Boyer’s “What Resembles The Grave But Isn’t”

  • Posted on January 25, 2018March 14, 2018
  • by T H

Erin Wunker: I love Anne Boyer’s poem “What Resembles The Grave But Isn’t.” I love its repetition. I love how each sentence hits the mind with the determination of someone…

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Poem of the Week: Stephen Collis from Once in Blockadia
  • Poetry & Poetics

Poem of the Week: Stephen Collis from Once in Blockadia

  • Posted on January 11, 2018March 14, 2018
  • by T H

Come the Revolution Come the revolution / we will the revolution / we will return to the revolution / return to the sensuous body of language / come the revolution…

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In Conversation: Marina Carr
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In Conversation: Marina Carr

  • Posted on December 12, 2017December 12, 2017
  • by T H

Marina Carr, renowned Irish playwright, visited Concordia University this past November to give a master class and a reading of her work. Carr’s plays, which often involve meditations on violence,…

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Jennifer Nelson’s Civilization Makes Me Lonely
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Jennifer Nelson’s Civilization Makes Me Lonely

  • Posted on December 12, 2017December 12, 2017
  • by T H

Civilization Makes Me Lonely, Jennifer Nelson. Ahsahta Press (2016). The first two sheets of Jennifer Nelson’s Civilization Makes Me Lonely act as a palimpsest. Translucent paper covers Ahsahta Press’ emblem,…

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Poem of the Week: Erín Moure from The Acts
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Poem of the Week: Erín Moure from The Acts

  • Posted on November 23, 2017March 13, 2018
  • by T H

_____1_____ compression. To use a kind of compression, so compressed that the links between the image/phrase break down, but the whole poem still retains its connection. inter-text. Using and repeating…

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