What are your favorite texts from the post-recession era that ask questions about interpretation through employing/probing the silenced voices and gaps in bureaucratic state documents? (I am thinking about Rankine, Sharif, Long Soldier, etc)

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Are you going to ACLA? We would love to see you here on Friday and Saturday afternoon.

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I love Kamran’s pod and this conversation was so fun. Please listen and tell me what you think

KJkjavadizadeh.bsky.socialJan 9, 2024 3:31pm

I talked with Keegan Cook Finberg about Harryette Mullen’s “Dim Lady,” a sendup of Shakespeare's Sonnnet 130. This was a fascinating conversation—about how loving attention can feel formulaic, and about how Mullen and Shakespeare negotiate those constraints. open.spotify.com/episode/3Wqd...

Keegan Cook Finberg on Harryette Mullen ("Dim Lady")

Listen to this episode from Close Readings on Spotify. What kind of love do we find in comparison? Keegan Cook FInberg joins the podcast to discuss Harryette Mullen's poem "Dim Lady," which is simulta...

It seems…better?

Hi! And you as well. I just arrived

I'm thrilled to have an essay about Yoko Ono's instructions in this gorgeous special issue of Amodern edited by @sarahmdowling1.bsky.socialamodern.net