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Poetry, Poetics, Portland
About Me
- rodney k
- Author of Body & Glass (Wave Books, 2018), Etruria (Wave Books, 2014), Musee Mechanique (BlazeVOX, 2006), and Rouge State (Pavement Saw, 2003). Married Lesley Poirier; lives in Portland, OR.
Body & Glass (Wave Books, 2018)
Etruria (Wave Books, 2014)
Musee Mechanique (BlazeVOX, 2006)
Rouge State (Pavement Saw, 2003)
POESIE
- PennSound Author Page (audio/video)
- Woolsey Heights, Berkeley Reading (video)
- Dia:Chelsea Reading (video)
- Poetry Center Reading (video)
- Counterpath Reading (video)
- Pizza Kitty (video)
- Reading Jackson Mac Low (video)
- PoetryNow podcast: 'poem for bruce' (audio)
- Poetry Magazine Short Takes: 'bug's psalm' & 'simonides' (audio)
- Reading all Etruria (audio)
- Unnameable Books Reading, Brooklyn (audio)
- w/ Poetics Orchestra, full reading (audio)
- w/ Poetics Orchestra (audio)
- Segue Reading Series, NY 2012 (audio)
- Segue Reading Series, NY 2004 (audio)
- Delirious Hem (audio)
- w/ Flarf Orchestra (audio)
ETC.
- Author Page @ Wave Books
- Pieces of Bruce: Bruce Boone Dismembered (essay for Jacket2)
- 66 Signs of Noah: Purifoy's Forms (essay for Poetry Foundation)
- The Posthumous Now (essay for Jacket2)
- Harriet: Poetry Foundation Blog (essays)
- Harriet 1: Classic Lineup
- Harriet 2: Keep It In Motion
- Harriet 3: Qasida
- Harriet 4: The Huckster
- Harriet 5: Classic Breakup
- Harriet 6: Keep It In Line
- Harriet 7: Palmette
- Harriet 8: Return to Waterloo
- Hannah Weiner & Basic English (talk)
- PennSound podcast (interview)
- Poet as Radio (interview)
- Poet as Radio, Pt. 2 (interview)
- Studio One (interview)
- Conversation with Gary Sullivan (interview)
- Poetry Society of America (In Their Own Words)
- Attention Span (reviewlettes)
REVIEWS
- ANDREW JORON on Body & Glass
- PUBLISHERS WEEKLY on Body & Glass
- JULIAN TALAMANTEZ BROLASKI on Body & Glass
- TYLER FLYNN DORHOLT on Body & Glass
- BRENT CUNNINGHAM on Body & Glass
- ROB MCLENNAN on Body & Glass
- PUBLISHERS WEEKLY on Etruria
- JUDITH GOLDMAN on Etruria
- ROB MCLENNAN on Etruria
- KEVIN KILLIAN on Musee Mechanique
- ALLEN BRAMHALL on Musee Mechanique
- SHARON MESMER on Musee Mechanique
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- "Why I Am Not A Huge Groan"
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- Seven Seconds in the Art World
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- Tottered or Staggered?
- Dept. of Monday: History Edition
- Tangent Reading Saturday: Dinh, Koeneke & Hardacker
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Yay!!!!!
This morning we went to our parent-teacher conference which consisted mostly of an affirmation that Gideon doesn't eat too much paste. Then we went to vote. We were prepared for a long line, but our line was short, not even 10 minutes. We waited longer to see Gideon's teachers. We waited for an hour to vote four years ago when I was a thousand months pregnant and miserable to stand so long. Maybe we picked a good time (11:15 a.m.).
We had two voting options this year: electronic machines or paper ballots (which were then scanned, by a machine). Chris chose to vote via paper ballot because he works for Google and doesn't trust computers. I voted on the electronic machine because I'm a poet and believe in magic.
We finished up so quickly, we didn't know what to do with ourselves -- lunch at Google didn't start until noon, so Chris got his free cup of coffee at Starbucks and I got my bangs trimmed. Google served an election day strawberry shortcake. It was way too sweet, if you ask me.
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