poetry mini interviews

Very short interviews with poets.

Tuesday, 30 April 2019

Kenning (FKA Kenyatta) JP GarcĂ­a : part four

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How does your work first enter the world? Do you have a social group or writers group that you work ideas and poems with? I canot workshop...

Travis Sharp : part one

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Travis Sharp is the author of the chapbook Sinister Queer Agenda (above/ground press, 2018) and the artist’s book one plus one is two on...
Monday, 29 April 2019

G. E. Schwartz : part two

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How did you first engage with poetry? At about age three into four when my mother, who took me to various evening novenas and weekly and s...

Alexandre Ferrere : part five

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How does a poem begin? I would be tempted to say that, in my practice, it begins by the end, as it is once a situation or an idea has ende...
Sunday, 28 April 2019

Lucas Lejeune : part three

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How does a poem begin? As a post-conceptual writer, I almost never write from scratch. Most of my poems start from one or multiple source ...

Jennifer Kronovet : part two

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How did you first engage with poetry? When I was a teenager, poetry, to me, meant Walt Whitman. There is a certain brain state when I read...
Saturday, 27 April 2019

Candice Wuehle : part four

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What poets changed the way you thought about writing ? Every poet I read changes the way I think about writing a little bit. But the most di...
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