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Thanks so much for this interview.

Lisa Ko is a racist

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thank u tavel for being a beacon of hope for truth telling and self reflection

That Dinner Party poem is fantastic! Love Chen Chen. Thanx so much for this talk. 💜💜💜

Wow, this is fabulous, fascinating and fun stuff! I have loved Ann Hagedorn ever since I saw her on BOOK WORLD (or some such) talking about SAVAGE PEACE. “I just love my writing,” she said, as spontaneously as a kid. What a gift to find this treasure again. Thanks!!

Aslam o Alaikum dear Ya Ali AS madad "Amazing is the ability nature has to make all wrongs, right". Can you help me following the question How can nature make wrong things, right ? What do you think the poetess means ? I want to know that what was in your mind then you wrote this line in your poetry

Interesting. I recently joined a writers group. I think I will share some of these techniques with them.

"That gay shit" ----- S. Fey! 02:17

Boy did I take a roundabout way here, and I'm glad i did.

nice….:))

love this book. Great writer and helper to new writers.

Thank you both for your work. I enjoyed hearing about the inspiration that drives your artistry. Also, thank you both for sharing your personal stories about family, community and your work activism. As a tinkerer of photography and writing, this was a great insight. Gracias a los dos.

Cleo Qian is the best!

Great conversation. Love the discussion about the line.

Its always a pleasure to hear Kaveh talk about his work! Thank you so much for that!

Tiresome

MFA is overrated imo. Great interview 🔥

Cool and clear So glad he is young so there is time for more and more of his poetry!

Well, that was depressing.

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Love

“…I often feel the victim of my own haunting. I once wrote that I felt like a ghost in a machine. That I was putting everything in my heart onto the keyboard in front of me and hoping someone, anyone, would reach back and understand.” That resonates with me so very much. Sure, we all struggle with a transient loneliness now and then, but Dixon is exploring something deeper; a persistent existential loneliness that sets in as we get older. We lose people, we lose more and more of ourselves, and the contours of our future narrow with each passing year. Wonderful book.

Take a shot every time Kaveh says "right"

How can I reach Jose Padua? I made a video about his poem The Invention of Jack Kerouac and would like him to see it.

Hey, Zach! Such a great interview. Thanks.

I could listen to Gabrielle talk about poems forever

Just read the book, yea that shit slaps!

"PromoSM" 😅

I am very excited to now know about Anthony Cody and his poetry. In an instant it exponentially exploded my personal universe... Being a white woman poet I do want to say that in this moment it seems the poetry world has eyes and ears only for work by marginalized artists whether due to race, politics or gender. I look forward to a time when art is fully liberated from its creator and is not critiqued from an angle determined by anything but the work's own merit (of which of course Anthony Cody's has heaps).

Terrific! Many congrats. Can't wait to read the book.

Can you read two books at once? Also Crane, I just saw you wrote about how diet and white supremacy are connected. What’s your diet like? Do you eat “junk food”? You’re both losers.

I think women like Madeleine Albright, Victoria Nuland, Hilary Clinton, Maggie Thatcher, Ursula von der Leyen, Susan Rice and Kindasleazie Rice have demonstrated that women are better at fomenting wars than they are at poetry.

Thank you this has been helpful.

just came upon this. so nice to put a face to your name. many Chelsea have passes through and i often wonder if it was you. You resemble a woman i knew many years ago named Mary. how is she? hope to see you and family if you ever make it this way or i am able to get to PEACHES..take care now

Really an excellent panel. Thank you, panelists and especially you, Zach: you always "bring it" when you host readings, interviews, etc. Intelligent, thoughtful questions and comments that elicit the same from your guests.

Good poetry.

Great interview - enjoying the book as well.

Sounds like a poet to me!

Darren Darker

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In every country there is a woman associated with a strange story that makes it a magical legend, and your book is interesting and wonderful. I hope one day to see it as a movie, because the real scary horror stories have a historical origin. I am proud of you Tracy ,💕 Sister Madina 😊

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Beckian knocking it out of the park again

Kate I'm probably your biggest fan!

There was something really weird about this reading - I can't put my finger on it. The poetry was mediocre and kind of sad, but it wasn't just that - there was something creepy about the poet, like an exterior facade hiding something I can't put my words on. I'm sorry if this sounds unfounded or crude, but for the life of me I would avoid this woman, and if people know her or read her poetry I would suggest to avoid her.

Zeidner is clear, funny, and refreshing. Superb interview.

Thanks for the insights! I'm working on a series of poems that draws on A Week on the Concord & Merrimack. Here's how he turns his observation to a squirrel: Out on branch reaching over the stream sat a fat squirrel twirling a green nut with one paw, while the other held it fast against its incisors as chisels. It rustled like a russet leaf with will of its own, now under a fence, now over it, now peeping at the voyagers through a crack with only its tail visible, now playing hide & seek a new nut stowed in its chops, with constant electric flashes twitching along its interrogative tail; until with chuckling squeak it dives to the root of a hazel, & we see no more of it.

I really wanna read that piece that was cut from the novel. Particularly bc of the way her professor told her he was only interesting in the context of the women around him. As a person with a disability, it would be interesting to see how I could possibly translate that on something of a near 1:1 in terms of, how do able bodied folks feel around and about me? Like to write that perspective, that slant.