2017

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Contents

Fiction

Catch & Release: An Apology
The Story of Ö
The Problem at Hand
The Bad Photographer
Translated from the Spanish by Jorge Luis Flores Hernández
from Declarations and Observations: Prose Suite
Donut Man

Essays

And Who Can Say It Will Not?
Daisies: An Observation
In Memoriam Bohdan Boychuk, 1927–2017
Breakup Tips
Taking My Turn at Seventy-Eight
from Sister Zero

Poetry

Glossolalia
Twister
Obit [“Control. . . .”]
Obit [“Optimism. . . .”]
Hartford Circus Fire (Post-Elegy for Light)
Womandream
Departure
Hurricane
Horses Explain Things to Me
[The mown field]
Translated from the Spanish by Sarah Arvio
Bells for the Dead
Translated from the Spanish by Sarah Arvio
Popcorn
Where I Came From
Having Forgotten to Put Out Fresh Towels, I Run Naked and Wet to the Bedroom
I Looked Up to See
The Country Western Poem

Reviews

Light of the Interpersonal: Sophie Klahr’s Meet Me Here At Dawn

Reverb

A Thousand Kisses Deep: On Rereading Virginia Woolf
Accidents of Bread in Cheese: Trump at Table
Against “Unlikeable”: On the Occasion of What Happened
At 74, I Whistle
Between a Book and its Cover: Room for Conversation
Blogging, Tweeting, Networking, and their Virtual Discontents
Build Strangers, Bomb Walls
Clowns
Coogee to Bronte Walk
Dances Danced on Country Roads
Don’t Get Hysterical, Get Historical—and Mythical
Failing at Great Length: What I’ve Learned from Writing Bad Novels
Fear, Love, or Both: A Question with Megan Harlan
Getting a Book Wrong by Getting it Right
I Use My Demons as Fuel to Write: A Question with Qais Akbar Omar
Idling on the Highway
In and Out of Books: Kinds of Poetic Knowledge
Into and Through the Ellipses
It’s Just Us Talking Here: Coleridge’s Conversation Poems
Laurentiis, Hankla, and Topal: Three Extraordinary Books of Poetry
Lorca the Marginal on the Marginal
Love and Androids: Questions for Julianna Baggott
Mirrors
My Heroes Haven’t Always Been Real
October Light
On Running a Democracy Without Reading
On the Desire for Future Biographers
Peddling a Poetry Chapbook
Poetry Is Dissent
Ranting Like Chekhov
Reader Response Theory? A Participatory Review of Chris Kraus’s I Love Dick and Amazon’s I Love Dick
Reflections on Beauty and Writing: Two Questions with Chad Davidson
Rely, Rely
Repetition as Conjuring, as Litany, as Prayer
Revisitations: Two Questions with Dilruba Ahmed
Save the NEA: One Poet’s Story of How the Arts Build Community
Small Grenades: Writing and Politics
Survivor’s Guilt
The Mouse That Scored
The Person Principle: Writing Mental Illness
The Pistol Sign Pointed Right at Me
The Reader’s Quest for Authenticity
The Way It Went
The ‘Alienating’ Art of the Camera: Questions with Karl Kirchwey
Things Ayurvedic Doctors Have Told Me
Trying to Make Sense of an Absence: A Question with Evanthia Bromiley
Visitations
Wait For It
What Really Happened? Making Life Into Literature
Writing to Speak to the Dead
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