March 29, 2017
Poetry In Public II: Ishion Hutchinson and Repetition
While poetry on the page is certainly a temporal experience, I feel the poem as it exists in time most intensely when hearing poetry performed or simply reading it out […]
March 9, 2016
Poetry and Community: Events and Evidence
When we consider what enables a poem to endure, it’s easy to side with immediate fatalism and shoulder-shrugging, or opt for broad-brushed faith in long-term aesthetic exceptionalism and artistic meritocracy, without really considering the everyday […]
