01 November 2013

Weekend Reading!

Suspense is not telling

Camille Roy with Michael Cross

My interview with Camille is finally up at Jacket2. If you're not convinced that Camille Roy is a genius, this should do it for you. Everything she says here totally retuned my thinking. Check it out here.

Sam Ladkin just printed a super interesting piece on Rob Halpern's Music for Porn at World Picture. Check it out here.

'Perfect losses we can't mourn'

On Rob Halpern’s ‘Music for Porn’

LUKAS MOE

Another killer piece of writing on Music for Porn. The world is finally recognizing the genius of this book. Read it here.

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Michael Cross is the author of In Felt Treeling (Chax, 2008), Haecceities (Cuneiform Press, 2010), and The Katechon 1-100 (Delete Press, 2012). He is the one-time editor of Atticus/Finch chapbooks and current editor of Compline and On: Contemporary Practice (w/ Thom Donovan). Other projects include Involuntary Vision: after Akira Kurosawa's Dreams (Avenue B, 2003), Building is a process / Light is an element: Essays and Excursions for Myung Mi Kim (Queue Books, 2008), and a forthcoming edition of the George Oppen Memorial Lectures at the Poetry Center (National Poetry Foundation, 2015). He lives in Oakland where he studies 21st century poetry.

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