Two visual texts in Tupelo Quarterly

by Eireann, Posted on 2021/04

I think all texts are visual; we probably need a better way to think about the mark a letter is and the mark a word is. But here they are. Very grateful to Mary-Kim Arnold for the invitation to send work, and to the editors for placing these.

The Clock Tells The Hour

by Eireann, Posted on 2021/04

I forgot to post about this, but I designed, directed, and performed in an hour-long performance about time, alongside twelve other writers/artists/musicians. MWPA, SPACE Gallery, and SVSU provided support. March 31, 2021.

“Broken blue-and-white handled mug, maker unknown”

by Eireann, Posted on 2021/03

I will be reading a poem about this mug in the collection of the Portland (ME, US) Museum of Art on the evening of April 21, part of a reading celebrating the collection of the museum through the ARTWORD Program. You can find information and a link to register here.

Conversation with Timothy Otte, THE RUMPUS

by Eireann, Posted on 2021/03

I’m late posting this here, but no less grateful for the time and energy Timothy Otte (a great reviewer and careful thinker on poetry) spent thinking about my book with me. (He has a newsletter where he talks about books, especially ones not newly published and ones in translation! See here.)

Poems in WAXWING

by Eireann, Posted on 2021/03

Two poems are in a journal I’ve long admired, Waxwing. Here is “Impossible specimens“, and here is “Summer solstice“.