BOMB 119/Spring 2012
In episode #18 of Phoned-In, poet Ish Klein reads from Moving Day.
BOMBlog’s Word Choice features original works of poetry, fiction, and art. This edition of Word Choice, selected by Peter Moysaenko, features poetry by Laura Eve Engel and art by Coke O’Neal.
Jack Christian talks to Ben Kopel about Victory, an energetic, noisy book of poetry which turns it up to 11.
Julia Guez on the motion and modulation in Carl Phillips’s book of poetry, Double Shadow.
Elsbeth Pancrazi speaks with Cathy Park Hong, the author of the new book of poetry, Engine Empire.
BOMBlog’s Word Choice features original works of poetry, fiction, and art. This edition of Word Choice, selected by Peter Moysaenko, features poetry by Austin LaGrone and art by Jeanne Cassanova.
BOMBlog’s Word Choice features original works of poetry, fiction, and art. This edition of Word Choice, selected by Peter Moysaenko, features poetry by Joshua Harmon and art by Aaron Gustafson.
Bob Holman is on the road to save the day.
Gregory Lawless speaks with Nate Pritts about his new collection, Sweet Nothings.
BOMBlog’s Word Choice features original works of poetry, fiction, and art. This edition of Word Choice, selected by Peter Moysaenko, features poetry by Jennifer Chapis and art by Stephanie Pierce.
In episode #17 of Phoned-In, poet Sarah Gorham reads from her book Bad Daughter.
Iris Cushing speaks with the artist/poet couple, Marina Temkina and Michel Gérard, about their new book Who is I?
Levi Rubeck speaks with poet Noel Black about his new book of poetry Uselysses.
In episode #16 of Phoned-In, poet Amy King reads from I Want to Make You Safe.
Thom Donovan and Brandon Brown are two poets from New York and the Bay Area, respectively, with deep knowledge of literary theory and leftist politics. This is their correspondence.
Thom Donovan and Brandon Brown are two poets from New York and the Bay Area, respectively, with deep knowledge of literary theory and leftist politics. This is their correspondence.
Thom Donovan and Brandon Brown are two poets from New York and the Bay Area, respectively, with deep knowledge of literary theory and leftist politics. This is their correspondence.
Andrea Quaid and Vanessa Place on the simultaneity, reflection, and transformation of conceptualism.
Thom Donovan and Brandon Brown are two poets from New York and the Bay Area, respectively, with deep knowledge of literary theory and leftist politics. This is their correspondence.
Julia Guez on the pleasure and pain in Henri Cole’s book of poetry Touch.
Poets CA Conrad and Eileen Myles discuss the past, Myles’s novel Inferno, and Modern Maturity.
Jack Christian speaks with poet Emily Pettit about the workings of chance and the unexpected in her fast-paced poems.
Robin Beth Schaer talks to Brooklyn Poet Laureate Tina Chang about her new collection Of Gods & Strangers, the connection between the interior and exterior, and karaoke.
BOMBlog’s Word Choice features original works of poetry, fiction, and art. This edition of Word Choice, selected by Peter Moysaenko, features poetry by Claire Donato and art by Carl Ferrero.
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.
