Check out our Poem in Re-view section featuring the great poem THE DAY I MADE IT TO HARVARD by Amlanjyoti Goswami
OAHU by Maureen Korp | Poem in Re-view
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A Conversation with Jason Camlot
Jason Camlot is a Montreal-based poet and an English professor at Concordia University. Over the course of his formidable career, he’s published four poetry collections and several academic texts. Camlot’s scholarly research ranges from Victorian literary style to contemporary sound poetry. He runs SpokenWeb, a collaborative research project interrogating literary practices from an interdisciplinary perspective, and has recently published two new books, Phonopoetics: The Making of Early Literary Recordings, and CanLit Across Media: Unarchiving the Literary Event. We spoke with Camlot about the intersection of research and creation, the meaning of the archive, and his many ongoing projects.
A GOOGLE MAPS VIEW OF THE HOUSE WHERE I GREW UP by John Barton | Poem in Re-view
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IF YOUR DREAMS ARE ENDING by Elana Wolff | Poem in Re-view
Check out our Poem in Re-view section featuring the great poem IF YOUR DREAMS ARE ENDING by Elana Wolff.
CAUGHT by Angeline Schellenberg | Poem in Re-view
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SKATEBOARD from a chapbook by Thurston Moore and John Kinsella | Poem in Re-view
Check out our Poem in Re-view section featuring the great poem SKATEBOARD from a chapbook by Thurston Moore and John Kinsella.
MORNING by Jeffrey Mackie | Poem in Re-view
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PABLO PICASSO VISITS JAMES JOYCE AND THEY DISCUSS YOUTH by Michael Mirolla | Poem in Re-view
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by Michael Mirolla