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[clockshopla]

Pre-order is now available for our new 140-page catalog, Radio Imagination: Artists and Writers in the Archive of Octavia E. Butler. Orders will ship by April 16.

Radio Imagination documents Clockshop’s yearlong celebration of the life and work of science fiction writer Octavia E. Butler.

This limited edition catalog marks the first publication of Clockshop-commissioned poetry and creative nonfiction by Tisa Bryant, Lynell George, Robin Coste Lewis, and Fred Moten, and highlights works in many mediums by Laylah Ali, Malik Gaines and Alexandro Segade, Lauren Halsey, Mendi + Keith Obadike, and Connie Samaras. The catalog also includes an unprecedented number of images from the Octavia E. Butler Collection, courtesy of the @huntingtonlibrary and the Estate of Octavia E. Butler.

Cover photo: Patti Perret

Learn more about Clockshop’s yearlong program here.

[cadenjones-finalcapstone]

Attached is the link to an collaborative project completed in BISIA410 Advanced Creative Writing Workshop with Beth Secor, Caroline Chloe Lee, an anonymous contributor, and myself. The project was inspired by Tisa Bryant's Unexplained Presence, which is a collection of stories from films and novels that work together to create new meaning. In Lineated in the Night Sky, our collaborative piece, we utilized similar writing styles of disjunction to answer questions that were gathered collaboratively as a class, which were answered individually and collected into a whole, which were then organized in a synergetic fashion.

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[writingactivism]

Rachel Levitsky introducing Tisa Bryant for the MFA in Writing Activisms reading & lecture series... Free and open to the public!!

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Rachel Levitsky introducing Tisa Bryant for the MFA in Writing Activisms reading and lecture series at Pratt... Free and open to the public!!!

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Rachel Levitsky introducing Tisa Bryant for the MFA in Writing Activisms reading and lecture series at Pratt... It's free and open to the public!!!

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We talked a lot about this conversation today that is accessible on Penn Sound...

January 13, 2009

introduction by Erica Kaufman and Rachel Levitsky (4:53): MP3

Chris Kraus introduces Tisa Bryant (3:26): MP3

Tisa Bryant (21:29): MP3

Tisa Bryant introduces Chris Kraus (7:27): MP3

Chris Kraus (13:39): MP3

Questions and Conversation (32:00): MP3

[writingactivism]

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“Nothing Personal: The Dark Room Collective Reunion Tour” with Natasha Trethewey, Major Jackson, Thomas Sayers Ellis, John Keene, Tisa Bryant, Sharan Strange, and saxophonist James Brandon Lewis.

The Dark Room Collective was formed in 1988 in Boston by a group of young African American poets as a means of providing community to both established and emerging writers in the form of a reading series. This 25th Anniversary event with nearly all of the original founding members marks the end of the group’s reunion tour.

This event was part of the Lannan Literary series.

You can watch videos of this event here.