Featured Bloggers
Every month, Harriet Books invites a poet to contribute two posts as the Featured Blogger of the month, in which they reflect on issues relating to contemporary poetry and poetics.
Featured Bloggers
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Featured BloggerBy Kevin KillianApril 22, 2014
Poet Aaron Simon, photographed by Kevin Killian October 30, 2011 I met the San Francisco-based poet Aaron Simon around Halloween 2011, when our hands touched, both of us reaching for...
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Featured BloggerBy George QuashaApril 22, 2014
art is (Speaking Portraits), Vol. II When for art is/poetry is/music is I first began asking poets, artists and musicians to say on camera what it— poetry, et al.—is, some...
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Featured BloggerBy Joyelle McSweeneyApril 22, 2014
"Grey" by Ronaldo Wilson from Center for Art and Thought on Vimeo. 1. In her essays in Princess Abandoned, translated with typical nimbleness by Don Mee Choi, poet Kim Hyesoon presents...
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Featured BloggerBy David LauApril 21, 2014
The System Has Got to Die The landscape of global capitalism has been substantially altered in the past six years. A mixed policy of austerity (cuts and state retrenchment) and fiscal...
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Featured BloggerBy Stephanie YoungApril 21, 2014
The second in a series of posts featuring editors and publishers discussing their projects. First up: Noel Black and Mary Burger. Shoplifter's Honor, cover design by Noel Black. 2004 —Noel Black Angry...
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Featured BloggerBy Divya VictorApril 21, 2014
In which I talk about reading OrWorse.Net and Nicolas Mugavero and Chris Sylvester talk about making OrWorse.Net Divya: On 'reading' OrWorse It has just crossed my mind that Easter is a good time to...
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Featured BloggerBy Sy HoahwahApril 21, 2014
One time someone asked me, as a Comanche poet was it beneficial acquiring an M.F.A. degree in Creative Writing? Yes, it was. I considered myself a poet before...
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Featured BloggerBy Lynn XuApril 21, 2014
Akhob—James Turrell’s third installation for Louis Vuitton—opened last June at Crystals in Las Vegas. Having missed all three retrospectives (at the Guggenheim in New York, the MFAH in Houston, and...
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Featured BloggerBy Kevin KillianApril 18, 2014
Artist Rex Ray’s iconic paintings of clowns at Gallery 16 in San Francisco Only one thing is as dreadful as a poetry reading meant to awe that falls flat, except...
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Featured BloggerBy Julien PoirierApril 18, 2014
“...the terrible and noteworthy irony...”—H.H. Bancroft. New York City during the war years was, unless you were eating sushi with the Simics, a dark and horrible place. It was as if...
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