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Lyrical Materialism, a working theory
Lyrical Materialism, a working theory
In June, I published four poems along with a statement of poetic research in the dynamic journal Common-Place. The statement gave me the opportunity to work through some of my thinking about the how and why of what I am writing. I’m reprinting it here since the Common-Place website makes it hard to find past issues of their poetic research section.
The poems published heretake a lyrical…
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Fourteen Hills, 20.2 - new poetry published
Fourteen Hills, 20.2 – new poetry published
A few years ago, I began to feel like the more contemporary poetry I read, the more I saw a pattern of predictability in poets of my generation. The poems each had very different things to say, but they said their bit in oddly similar ways. Best I could articulate, I felt like each poet’s goal was to one-up other poets with the most surprising metaphors or the most personal revelations.
And then…
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Lyrical materialist poems, Common-Place Issue 21
Lyrical materialist poems, Common-Place Issue 21
Over at Common-Place, four of my poems have been published along with a statement of poetics and research in their latest issue (Vol. 14, No. 3.5). Common-Placeis an online journal of the American Antiquarian Society. As the magazine describes itself: “a bit friendlier than a scholarly journal, a bit more scholarly than a popular magazine, Common-place speaks–and listens–to scholars, museum…
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