Monthly Archives: September 2011

Where I’m blogging from…

By Kathleen | Published: September 27, 2011
…has windows on three sides and looks like this–dim, green–on rainy fall evenings: You can’t necessarily know from the photo, but the place we just moved to is on the third and top floor so there’s nobody nobody nobody above us–high up and quiet, the best way to live.
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Is it weird to quasi-review a book that you edited?

By Kathleen | Published: September 21, 2011
Maybe so, but I did it anyway for Molly Gaudry’s  fabulous and reformatted The Lit Pub. You can read about the reason I think all five of the chapbooks in They Could No Longer Contain Themselves, released earlier this year by Rose Metal Press, go together here. Thanks, Molly. And if you read that and [...]
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Robinson Alone Provides the Image! Coming semi-soon!

By Kathleen | Published: September 12, 2011
I am thrilled and a half to announce that Robinson Alone Provides the Image–a novel-in-poems that I have been working on (on and off) for over a decade–has been accepted for publication. The collection, based on the life and work of Weldon Kees and his alter ego Robinson, will be published by Gold Wake Press, an [...]
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The finest house that drug money ever built…

By Kathleen | Published: September 7, 2011
…is what reader Quraysh Ali Lansana called the new Poetry Foundation building at Collection & Cocktails earlier this evening… …and the new building is so transparent… …and book-filled (the library has over 30,000 volumes! You can go read any and/or all of them for free!)… …that it would be hard to disagree. The shindig began when [...]
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