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Of Faith: Confessional | Directed by Desire: The Collected Poems of June Jordan
far better better bones
Alice Notley | Remember What I Came Here to Do to This World Very Little Actually | Mysteries of Small Houses
I was at fifteen capable of heinous pity / I perform no generous act ‘84 / don’t even 2k15
it seems like i have been having a heartfelt discussion with my tumblr lately, by which i mean, showing the ways that you guys are in my head and that I often think about the ways you’ve said a thing and that yeah the things you’ve said often get lodged in my brain like whatever a sutra is. or a tag. I think of some of your sentences as tags organising my thoughts. and i assume we all do this. and i feel like i haven’t been showing you all enough that i do this.
this post is about how reading Nina Auerbach’s Our Vampires, Ourselves is still one of the most important things to ever happen (thanks tandess) and about how i didn’t have a way to describe what was so important to me about reading Nina Auerbach until vermiculated said “and it might have changed everything which I think.”
aka “this seemingly wanton reversal of the old names unmoors those of us who think we know the story” — Nina ‘i can make all the tables turn’ Auerbach
Jacqueline Rose | Women in Dark Times
Anne Carson | Art of Poetry interview
Kathryn Bloom with Cathy Linh Che | Tumblr Ask Box 2015
last week I was at the book launch for Anwen Crawford’s book about Live Through This (which is a great book I recommend it a lot) and at one point she talked about how making zines had shown her that things can exist next to each other and you don’t have to explicitly structure and link them for the reader and she took this approach with her book too, and afterwards i was talking to my friend about how i really liked what Anwen had said and then i quoted bloomcity to him like “you know, like when Anne Carson says there’s nothing new but the connections you make between things.”
Ingeborg Bachmann | Malina
Natalie Eilbert | And I Shall Again Be Virtuous.
K. Acker / K. Bloom
Elena Ferrante
(hi i really recommend malina by ingeborg bachmann, one of my favourite 2k14 things that everything seems to refer back to, and also maybe consider a resolution to don’t even 2k15)
Kathy Acker | Blood and Guts in High School
“we contorted ourselves into feelings of empathy for people who don’t — and who never will, regardless of our behavior — care about us. who do not, and never will, in any sense, wish us well… people who HATE you, you know?” —Kathryn Bloom
“one of my close friends, a white man, has told me repeatedly… that i should find a way to feel calm, find a way to feel no resentment, no rage. some kind of bastardized, westernized zen thing. he has a book about it. and guess what — this makes me livid!” —Kathryn Bloom