November 19, 2018
“A SUCCESSION OF IMAGES”: H.D., POOL GROUP, & THE POET AS FILMMAKER
While primarily remembered for her poetry, Modernist writer H.D. worked across mediums, experimenting with fiction, translation, memoir, and silent film over the course of her artistic career. These forays into […]
April 18, 2013
April Reviews: Joshua Marie Wilkinson
It’s tempting to discuss Joshua Marie Wilkinson’s poetry through metaphors from film: Wilkinson is a filmmaker, after all, a fact that his poetry recalls both overtly (his 2009 collection is […]
November 5, 2012
Forms of Enthusiasm: On Chapbooks
Back at the end of August, I was writing to suggest the value of enthusiastic engagements—interviews, conversations, encomia, even blurbs, however hyperbolic—as counterweights to “negative” reviews, which too often seem […]
