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had a total blast talking to @JoeHallJoeHall & jake reber on their commie poetry podcast, green_space. if you love prole poetics, @proteanmag, jazz, dysfluency, fidel castro, and/or costco, check it out — i’d be honored to borrow yr ears ���👂
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"What can we do when this work that we hate is all we have between / us, you, who I desire, with whom all I can speak of to you is a stain spreading between your life and mine..."
– Joe Hall, "Fugue 35 | Overproduction / Reintegration"
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Yesterday @prismreports published my piece on how @PENamerica is failing incarcerated writers by not prioritizing their voices and needs. One of the former staffers I spoke with referred to the org as "a marketing firm for the worst kinds of liberalism." https://t.co/Oe2wyp88Wj
In this conversation with Katherine Packert Burke, Isabel Pabán Freed discusses “political novels, Trans Lit, and David Foster Wallace.”
Read the interview, featured in @fullstopmag and our #PrideMonth reading list:
https://t.co/w5guvEYtCf
"A book needed in our present moment. Butler guides readers past the rhetoric and flame wars . . . Hopefully Butler’s book will not feel so relevant in a few years’ time."
Roz Milner reviews #JudithButler's new book, WHO'S AFRAID OF GENDER? (@fsgbooks): https://t.co/0Jttz62paX
Join the Full Stop editorial collective! We are accepting applications for a new Reviews Editor—now through June 30, 2024. This is a fully remote, volunteer role with a time commitment of 3-5 hrs/wk: https://t.co/fq2qY9Yj7v.
We can let go of the ... idea that the classroom or campus is ever a pristinely objective or neutral space.
—Leora Fridman’s “You Barely Even Work Here” in @fullstopmag and our #JewishAmericanHeritageMonth list: https://t.co/uLykxCJXzq
OUT NOW!!! GLOOM 3!!!
Down to the subfloor. Screen bleeds. Cannibalistic rituals. Pixel teeth. Digital inhumanity. Wake up in the gloom. Listen. Hum. Flow. A monolith. A chant. A prayer.
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“In the dark times, will there be philosophy? / There will be philosophy about the dark times.” New interview with me by @mikeschapira at @fullstopmag: https://t.co/IgWrDgIQ5T @melvillehouse
Translation from Portuguese for The Dial @thedialmag. "César Aira's Magic" by Alejandro Chacoff, originally published in Brazilian magazine Piauí @revistapiaui. A lovely essay on Aira, his trajectory and work. You can read it here:
https://t.co/nKF8c1nHZh
I don’t understand why he even mentions it. It’s like he’s criticizing the book for something he personally finds objectionable in human beings. There are a lot of things that are objectionable in human beings. A huge number of things can be written about that aren't attractive
Submission or the lack of it—this is not a literary question, from my point of view. It’s something that exists in life; there are people of both sexes who are submissive. I think to bring that up in a review is tedious, because it’s irrelevant from a literary standpoint—