March 25, 2014
The Project of Response
Last April, I wrote a series of poetry reviews for KR’s blog. The first focused on Jena Osman’s Public Figures (Wesleyan, 2012), an exploration of citizenship, surveillance, and “public invisibility” in […]
April 2, 2013
April Reviews: Jena Osman; Yevgeniy Fiks
From time to time my Facebook feed starts chasing its tail over an inflammatory literary diagnosis: is contemporary fiction terrible? are MFA programs ruining poetry? In expansive moods, I can […]
