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Writers Who Read: Athena Kildegaard

April 29, 2016 by GGAndrew Leave a Comment

The Writers Who Read series continues this week with poet Athena Kildegaard. Who are you? In summer I’m a gardener and a canner. In winter I teach and sometimes I shovel the front walk. In fall I walk and kick up leaves as I go and smell the must that they leave behind as they … [Read more…]

Posted in: Writers Who Read Tagged: Andrea Barrett, Annette Atkins, Anthony Doerr, Arctic, Arctic Summer, Athena Kildegaard, Australia, Blue Sonoma, Bodies of Light, books, canner, Carol Birch, Caroline Bergvall, Cloves & Honey, Creating Minnesota, Damon Galgut, Denmark, dragon, E.M. Forster, Elizabeth Bishop, explorers, Fred Stenson, frontier life, gardener, Geography III, Guy Vanderhaeghe, Hop on Pop, James Tate, Jamrach's Menagerie, Jane Munro, Kate Grenville, knit, Lorna Crozier, Maureen N. McLane, Midwest Book Award, Minnesota, Minnesota Book Award, music, mythology, piano, poems, poetry, Poets Who Read, prose, Rain Taxi, Rare Momentum, reading, Rebecca Solnit, Reflections on a Gift of Watermelon Pickle, rereading, Robert Wrigley, sea adventures, Ted Hughes, Texas, The Meteor, The Trade, The Voyage of the Narwhal, The Wishing Tree, Theodore Roethke, Tinderbox Editions, Tristram Shandy, University of Minnesota, Ventriloquy, War and Peace, William Faulkner, Words for the Wind, World Enough, Writers Who Read, writing

Writers Who Read: Leah Umansky

March 24, 2016 by GGAndrew Leave a Comment

The Writers Who Read series continues this week with poet Leah Umansky. Welcome, Leah! Who are you? I’m a poet, a collage-artist, a writer, a writing mentor, a reader, a pop-culture junkie and a middle and high school English teacher. Straight Away the Emptied World, is my third book, and second chapbook. It’s dystopian-themed and … [Read more…]

Posted in: Writers Who Read Tagged: All the Birds in the Sky, Andrew Sean Greer, books, Carole Maso, COUPLET reading series, Dena Rash Guzman, Domestic Uncertainties, Don Dreams and I Dream, Donna Vorreyer, dystopian, Elena Ferrante, Emily St. John Mandel, English teacher, Every Love Story is an Apocalypse Story, H is for Hawk, Helen Macdonald, Jane Anders, Jane Eyre, Jeanette Winterson, Kattywompus Press, Leah Umansky, Mad Men, Maggie Nelson, Marie Howe, My Brilliant Friend, Poets Who Read, Rachel Zucker, Rainbow Rowell, reading, Sarah Gerard, Sarah Lawrence College, Sharon Olds, Station Eleven, Straight Away the Emptied World, SUNY Binghamton, The Once and Future King, Writers Who Read, writing, Wuthering Heights

Writers Who Read: Kristina Marie Darling

January 26, 2016 by GGAndrew 1 Comment

The Writers Who Read series continues this week with Kristina Marie Darling. Welcome, Kristina! Who are you? I’m a poet, fiction writer, and critic. My most recent books are Women and Ghosts and Failure Lyric, both available from BlazeVOX Books. I also serve as Associate Editor at Tupelo Quarterly, Founding Editor of Noctuary Press, and … [Read more…]

Posted in: Writers Who Read Tagged: Binary Star, Black Ocean Books, BlazeVOX Books, C.S. Lewis, Carol Guess, chapbooks, Chekhov, collaboration, Crime and Punishment, Dead Souls, Department of Speculation, Elisa Gabbert, Elizabeth Willis, Failure Lyric, G.C. Waldrep, Handsome, Jenny Boully, Jenny Offill, John Gallaher, Joshua Clover, Kathleen Rooney, Kelly Magee, Kristine Marie Darling, Kristy Bowen, literary criticism, Noctuary Press, poetry, poets, Poets Who Read, prose poetry, Russian literature, Sarah Gehrard, Simone Muench, The Body: An Essay, Tupelo Quarterly, Turgenev, War and Peace, With Animal, Women and Ghosts, Writers Who Read, Your Father on the Train of Ghosts

Writers Who Read: Jessica Goodfellow

January 14, 2016 by GGAndrew Leave a Comment

The Writers Who Read interview series continues this week with Jessica Goodfellow. Welcome, Jessica! Who are you? I’m a poet living in Japan who misses being enveloped in the English language. Books and podcasts are what I use to ease that longing. I’m the mother of two bilingual bicultural teenagers, wife to a super-busy yet … [Read more…]

Posted in: Writers Who Read Tagged: A History of God, A Pilgrim’s Guide to Chaos in the Heartland, Almanac of the Dead, Anne Carson, Art and Fear: Observations on the Perils (and Rewards) of Artmaking, bank robberies, belief, Blizzard of One, books, Burning Wyclif, Carole Maso, chapbook, Charles Wright, Cole Swensen, Cosmicomics, David Bayles, Denali, Drano, Haruki Murakami, House of Leaves, Italo Calvino, Japan, Jeanette Winterson, Jessica Goodfellow, Karen Armstrong, language, Laura Kasischke, Leslie Marmon Silko, Louise Gluck, lucid dreaming, Lydia Davis, Mark Danielewski, Mark Strand, mathematical imagery, Mendeleev’s Mandala, Plainwater and Glass Irony and God, podcasts, poetry, Poets Who Read, reading, religion, Sarah Vap, Scholastic, science, Soviet Union, Ted Orland, The Art Lover, The Infinitesimals, The Insomniac’s Weather Report, The Wild Iris, Thom Satterlee, Whiteout, Writers Who Read

Writers Who Read: Lisa Gluskin Stonestreet

October 8, 2015 by GGAndrew 1 Comment

The Writers Who Read series continues this week with poet Lisa Gluskin Stonestreet. Who are you? Poet, writer, editor, teacher, mother, wife, daughter, friend. Enthusiastic cook, mediocre knitter, binge-reader, highly social introvert, recovering perfectionist, mental ambidextrist. Maker of costumes, Scrabble assassin, intermittent meditator, caffeine addict. Klutz with excellent small motor skills. The more official bio: I’m … [Read more…]

Posted in: Writers Who Read Tagged: Adrienne Rich, audiobooks, black humor, Bob Hicok, books, Brenda Hillman, Brian Teare..., caffeine, changelings, Charles Wright, Christopher Robin, Citizen, Claudia Rankine, comfort reads, Don’t Let Me Be Lonely, Emily St. John Mandel, Frost Place Prize, Gerard Manley Hopkins, Henry James, Jacob Have I Loved, Jane Mead, John Berryman, Jorie Graham, Katherine Peterson, Lisa Gluskin Stonestreet, literary allusions, literary mashup, Mysteries, nonfiction, Oakland, poetry, Poets Who Read, Portrait of a Lady, reading, Scrabble, speculative fiction, Station Eleven, The Greenhouse, Tulips Water Ash, used bookstores, W.S. Merwin, Winnie the Pooh, Writers Who Read, YA

Writers Who Read: Daniel Hales

September 9, 2015 by GGAndrew 1 Comment

The Writers Who Read series continues this week with Daniel Hales. Who are you? A writer, musician, collagist, teacher, kayaker, salsa junkie. I’m the author of Tempo Maps, a poetry chapbook with the companion CD: Miner Street Symphony (ixnay press). My poems, flash fictions, and hybrid writings have appeared in many places in print and … [Read more…]

Posted in: Writers Who Read Tagged: After I Was Dead, Another Republic, August Kleinzahler, Bill Janovitz, Brian Vaughan, C.S. Lewis, cats, Charles Simic, Civil War Land in Bad Decline, collagist, Conditions Uncertain and Likely to Pass Away, Daniel Hales, Daniel Mahoney, Dean Young, Denis Johnson, Dickensian England, Dozen, Dr. Strange: The Oath, Dylan Thomas, Emily Dickinson, Exile On Main Street, Fernando Pessoa, Get In Trouble, Harmonium, hot air balloon smugglers, Invisible Cities, Italo Calvino, ixnay press, James Tate, Jesus' Son, kayaker, Kelly Link, labyrinths, Laura Mullen, Lawrence Raab, Leaves of Grass, Marcos Martin, Mark Strand, music, musician, Mysteries of the Horizon, ninjas, poems, poetry, Poets Who Read, Rilke, rock bands, Russell Edson, salsa, secret portals, Sleeping It Off In Rapid City, Strike Anywhere, Sunblind Almost Motorcrash, taco stands that appear at will, teacher, Tempo Maps, The Ambiguities, The Chronicles of Narnia, The Frost Heaves, Umbral, Wallace Stevens, Walt Whitman, Worshipful Company of Fletchers, Writers Who Read

Writers Who Read: Devi Lockwood

August 27, 2015 by GGAndrew 1 Comment

The Writers Who Read series continues this week with Devi Lockwood. Welcome, Devi! Who are you? Devi K. Lockwood. I’m a poet / touring cyclist / storyteller from Boston, currently traveling around the world by bicycle to collect 1001 stories from people I meet about water and/or climate change. As I write this I’m in … [Read more…]

Posted in: Writers Who Read Tagged: Adrienne Rich, Anna Deavere Smith, bicyclist, Bloomability, Bluets, Boston, climate change, Devi Lockwood, folklore, Fredrik Backman, Garth Nix, Jorie Graham, Leslie Jamison, Letters to a Young Artist, Maggie Nelson, Mary Oliver, My Grandmother Asked Me to Tell You She's Sorry, mythology, Neil Gaiman, nonfiction, Nonfiction Writers Who Read, Orange is the New Black, poetry, Poets Who Read, Sea Change, Sharon Creech, The Dream of a Common Language, The Empathy Exams, Valerie Worth, water, Writers Who Read, Zinnias

Writers Who Read: Karen Skolfield

June 16, 2015 by GGAndrew Leave a Comment

The Writers Who Read series continues this week with poet Karen Skolfield. Who are you? I’m Karen Skolfield, poet. My book Frost in the Low Areas won the 2014 PEN New England Award in poetry. I’m also Karen Skolfield, mom, wife, teacher, veteran, hockey coach. Of those, it’s the “mom” label that’s been most surprising. … [Read more…]

Posted in: Writers Who Read Tagged: A Wrinkle in Time, Ain’t No Grave, Andy Weir, Anna Freeman, Anne Sexton, Arundhati Roy, Balloon Pop Outlaw Black, Behind the Beautiful Forevers, Black Aperture, Bob Hicok, book clubs, Book Riot, Brilliant, C.S. Lewis, Carson McCullers, Charlotte's Web, China Miéville, Chinua Achebe, Citizen, Claudia Rankine, Cornelius Eady, E.B. White, Embassytown, Emily St. John Mandel, Faulkner, Flannery O'Connor, Floating, Franny Choi, Frost in Low Areas, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, George Saunders, Gertrude Stein, Gone, hockey, Hum, Isabel Allende, J.M. Coatzee, Jamaal May, James Baldwin, Jane Hirschfield, Jericho Brown, Karen Skolfield, Katherine Boo, Langston Hughes, Li Po, Li-Young Lee, Lucia Perillo, Madeleine L'Engle, Matt Rasmussen, N.K. Jemisin, Natalie Diaz, Nnedi Okorafor, nonfiction, NoViolet Bulawayo, Pablo Neruda, parenting, Patricia Lockwood, PEN New England, Philip Levine, poems, poet, poetry, Poets Who Read, post-apocalyptic fiction, Salman Rushdie, Seam, Sharon Olds, Station Eleven, summer reading list, Sundress press, Sylvia Plath, T.J. Jarrett, Tarfia Faizullah, Terrance Hayes, The Martian, The New Testament, The Red Tent, Walt Whitman, We Need New Names, When My Brother Was an Aztec, Writers Who Read, Xiao Bai, Yusef Komunyakaa

Writers Who Read: Shelley Ettinger

June 4, 2015 by GGAndrew Leave a Comment

The Writers Who Read series continues this week with writer and activist Shelley Ettinger. Who are you? I’m Shelley Ettinger. I’m a longtime activist in the LGBTQ movement and in anti-racist, anti-war and union struggles. I began writing creatively about 15 years ago; since then my poetry and short fiction have been published in dozens of … [Read more…]

Posted in: Writers Who Read Tagged: A Wrinkle in Time, activism, Affinity, Agatha Christie, Beloved, books, Death of a River Guide, Hamilton Stone Editions, Joyce Carol Oates, Leon Uris, LGBTQ, Literary Fiction Writers Who Read, Madeleine L'Engle, Migratory Animals, Mr. Loverman, Mrs. Dalloway, Murder on the Orient Express, poetry, Poets Who Read, reading, Sarah Waters, Shelley Ettinger, short fiction, Toni Morrison, Vera's Will, Virginia Woolf, Writers Who Read

Writers Who Read: Jenny Sadre-Orafai

May 12, 2015 by GGAndrew Leave a Comment

The Writers Who Read series continues this week with poet Jenny Sadre-Orafai. Who are you? Jenny Sadre-Orafai, author of four chapbooks and the poetry collection Paper, Cotton, Leather (Press 53). I also write creative non-fiction (The Rumpus, The Toast, South Loop Review, Los Angeles Review) and serve as co-founding editor of Josephine Quarterly. What are … [Read more…]

Posted in: Writers Who Read Tagged: Anne Sexton, books, Carolyn Keene, chapbooks, Charlotte's Web, creative non-fiction, Donna Tartt, Gwendolyn Brooks, Jeffrey Eugenides, Jenny Sadre-Orafai, Josephine Quarterly, Julia Elliott, Laura Ingalls Wilder, Middlesex, Nancy Drew, Nonfiction Writers Who Read, Olena Kalytiak Davis, poetry, Poets Who Read, reading, Sarah Manguso, The Little Friend, The Wilds, Writers Who Read, writing
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