Interview

Taiga's issue T has arrived, and is beautiful. New site for them too, here:

Taiga Journal

I did a short interview for them, as did erica lewis, my collaborator on the piece in the issue—and she has an interview up as well. Check potion!

Interview is here.

Physical iterations

Bound materials & bodies—

Jen Hofer's class at California Institute of the Arts is talking W+S, among other Tiny Press Practices.

Taiga, returned from hiatus, has a new issue that includes a collaborative poem I wrote with Erica Lewis.

TRY, trying out a piece of the Great American Beatjack Vol. I.

Other Letters

Thom Donovan has set out to do something that feels very much like a corollary to his work as part of the ON: Contemporary Practice editorial team. In Other Letters, his new site project, he wants to document the letters and emails that poets, writers, and artists exchange with each other. I'm honored to be featured in the inaugural post, with the incredibly generative series of emails Stephanie Young and I exchanged around the 880 project that is linked on the sidebar of the blog.

Onthology/audio feature

Exciting news from Baltimore—Christophe Casamassima has me as a featured poet as part of his audio anthology project.

Check it out here.

Attention Span 2010, Dana Ward, props

thanks, Dana, for the W+S shout out.

Check out Dana's list—and the whole (and wholly excellent) Attention Span 2010 at:

Dana's List.
The 2010 List.

In addition to Dana's I highly recommend the lists of Brent Cunningham, Jennifer Scappettone, Joshua Edwards, Barbara Jane Reyes (especially her take on Murillo's Up Jump the Boogie, very smart), Kevin Killian (love his reading of A Community Writing Itself), and Suzanne Stein.

So yeah, there's a lot to like.

The 30 Word Review

New short-form review project:

The 30 Word Review

Sometimes I think I'm in love with painting—

don't you?

Click here for a summer mix I made for any and all of you, on the amazing and excellent Dreams in Audio site.