Monthly Archives: March 2010

The Walter Winchell of the Southern suburbs?

By Kathleen | Published: March 28, 2010
Probably not. But still, here is my first column for the Southtown Star. It is about unemployment and how the invisible hand of the marketplace appears to be giving my generation the finger. You can read and comment on it here.
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narrative (dis)continuities….

By Kathleen | Published: March 21, 2010
…prose experiments by younger american writers is now available as a free e-book from Recycled Karma Press. Elisa Gabbert and I have a couple of prose poems in there, as do William Allegrezza, Nick Demske, Kate Durbin, Adam Fieled, Brandi Homan, Becca Klaver, B.J. Love, Daniela Olszewska, and Kim Gek Lin Short. Thanks to Kristina [...]
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Switchback’s house = warmed.

By Kathleen | Published: March 7, 2010
Last night, awesome Chicago-based feminist poetry publisher Switchback Books held a party to inaugurate their shiny new space in the Fulton Street Collective. Thanks to Whitney Holmes, there was a tower of red velvet cupcakes……and thanks to Dolly Lemke and Sarah Carson, many copies of poetry books (including Oneiromance, second from the right) were sold: Switchback’s [...]
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Dirty thirty

By Kathleen | Published: March 2, 2010
Today is my birthday, and so, for no other reason, really, than that everyone keeps telling me your thirties are when you suddenly turn super-confident and can just really “go for it” and do what you want, here are some links to some loosely me-affiliated things from around the old Internet, including: An interview about [...]
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