BOMB 118/Winter 2012
Courtney B. Maum and Arda Collins on poetry and Fudgie the Whale
BOMBlog’s Word Choice features original works of poetry, fiction, and art. This edition of Word Choice, selected by Peter Moysaenko, features poetry by Nick Demske and art by Dan Witz.
BOMBlog’s Word Choice features original works of poetry, fiction, and art. This edition of Word Choice, selected by Peter Moysaenko, features poetry by Joseph Millar and art by Nader Ebrahimi.
![Meghann Riepenhoff, Redstar Imploding, 2009, unique chromogenic photogram (sand, polysobutyl methacrylate + sorbitan trioleate + dichlorodifluoromethane [silly string], snow negative), 20 x 16 inches. Courtesy of the artist.](/images/attachments/0012/2025/MRiepenhoff_RedstarImploding_small_cover.jpg?1324060937 "Meghann Riepenhoff, Redstar Imploding, 2009, unique chromogenic photogram (sand, polysobutyl methacrylate + sorbitan trioleate + dichlorodifluoromethane [silly string], snow negative), 20 x 16 inches. Courtesy of the artist.")
BOMBlog’s Word Choice features original works of poetry, fiction, and art. This edition of Word Choice, selected by Peter Moysaenko, features poetry by Andrew Zawacki and art by Meghann Riepenhoff.
Patrick Gaughan talks to poet Chris Toll about poetry and collage: “My poems are like a pyramid you climb backwards.”
Listen to a podcast of a selection of readings by the 2011 National Book Award finalists, recorded live at the New School on November 15, 2011, in partnership with the National Book Foundation.
Jack Christian talks to Mark Leidner about growing up reading and thinking in terms of B-52’s, not birds.
BOMBlog’s Word Choice features original works of poetry, fiction, and art. This edition of Word Choice, selected by Peter Moysaenko, features poetry by Thomas Devaney and art by Zoe Strauss.
Levi Rubeck talks to poet Peter Gizzi about loss, literature as instruction manual, and the accident of selfhood.
Levi Rubeck on Peter Gizzi’s Threshold Songs.
BOMBlog’s Word Choice features original works of poetry, fiction, and art. This edition of Word Choice, selected by Peter Moysaenko, features poetry by Emily Kendal Frey and art by Izel Vargas.
Christopher Louvet, the editor and publisher of Floating Wolf Quarterly, talks to Scott Geiger about the electronic past, present, and future of poetry.
BOMBlog’s Word Choice features original works of poetry, fiction, and art. This edition of Word Choice, selected by Peter Moysaenko, features poetry by CAConrad and art by Judith Supine.
In this discussion, Nathalie Handal tells Ram Devineni of her experiences in Afghanistan as well as explaining where her fascination with the written word originally came from.
Feeling The Pinch? Soothe your economic anxiety with a podcast of BOMBlog literary all-stars, reading at the Fowler Arts Collective on October 21st.
BOMBlog’s Word Choice features original works of poetry, fiction, and art. This edition of Word Choice, selected by Peter Moysaenko, features poetry by Wanda Phipps and art by Sarah Walker.
In anticipation of the 2011 Poets Forum, our friends at the Academy of American Poets will conduct a series of six-question interviews featuring six different poets leading up to their event this month.
In anticipation of the 2011 Poets Forum, our friends at the Academy of American Poets will conduct a series of six-question interviews featuring six different poets leading up to their event this month.
“You can never / persuade one person that another / is a liar. People prefer the liar.” Elsbeth Pancrazi on Fanny Howe’s Come and See.
In anticipation of the 2011 Poets Forum, our friends at the Academy of American Poets will conduct a series of six-question interviews featuring six different poets leading up to their event this month.
In part two of a two part interview, Howard Altmann talks to poet D. Nurkse about his ruthless youth, the astonishing nature of snails, and teaching at Riker’s Island.
In conversation with poet Richard Siken, be prepared to bleed a little.
In anticipation of the 2011 Poets Forum, our friends at the Academy of American Poets will conduct a series of six-question interviews featuring six different poets leading up to their event this month.
Elizabeth Clark Wessel interviews Alejandro de Acosta and Joshua Beckman, the translators of Jorge Carrera Andrade’s Micrograms. They discuss Western engagements with haiku, Andrade’s subtle gestures, and the challenges of collaborative translation.
In anticipation of the 2011 Poets Forum, our friends at the Academy of American Poets will conduct a series of six-question interviews featuring six different poets leading up to their event in October.
In part one of a two part interview, Howard Altmann talks to poet D. Nurkse about growing up in Brooklyn, Oedipal fantasies, and working in a factory.
E.C. Belli probes the wounds inscribed in Discipline, a volume of poetry by Dawn Lundy Martin. Martin’s work, a searing chronicle of loss, leaves readers longing to escape the physicality of their bodies.
BOMBlog’s Word Choice features original works of poetry, fiction, and art. This edition of Word Choice, selected by Peter Moysaenko, features poetry by Paula Cisewski and art by Michael Marcelle.
In anticipation of the 2011 Poets Forum, our friends at the Academy of American Poets will conduct a series of six-question interviews featuring six different poets leading up to their event in October.
Katherine Sanders talks with genre-bending author Bhanu Kapil about her upcoming work Schizophrene, writing as a “hybrid body,” and the social and cultural history behind 2001’s The Vertical Interrogation of Strangers.
