Hi, GC Disabilility Studies Interest Group–
Just a note to let you know we’ve opened up a few more spots for in-person attendance for next Friday’s thrilling disability event at the GC! Details and registration link below:

Hope to see some of you there,
Julia

The M.A. Program in Biography & Memoir Presents
Disability & Life Writing: A Graduate…[Read more]

The M.A. Program in Biography and Memoir will be hosting a one-day conference this spring focused on Disability Life Writing. Initial planning is already underway, but we welcome comments about and suggestions for the event, as well as self-nominations for volunteering or other participation. If you have an interest in disability and life writing…[Read more]

Dear Poets Togethers,

Thought some of you might be interested — esp if interested in Irish poetry, Irish studies, and/or avant garde poetry — we’re launching a special issue of the journal RISE dedicated to postmodern Belfast poet, Medbh McGuckian. (She’s the poet love of my life!)

It’s this Thursday at 1pm NYC time. The poet will be live on…[Read more]

i hope all have been/are well these past few months (years?)….

here is an interesting question that might be interesting for anyone still interested in being “poets together”…….”what kind of interesting questions one could ask about works of visual art.” Mary Ann raises this question after visiting seven decades of Picasso drawings that…[Read more]

Dear all poets together!

thanks a million times over for all the delightful encounters over the years that we had under the welcoming auspices of the gc commons (special thanks to Marilyn Weber and her patient intelligence)!

Since the GC is returning to Real Classrooms and I don’t feel I should occupy the French one for my five-week…[Read more]

hi there, and this is about ongoing things!

In case some of us want to go on as a conversation group , as in the smallish group we had in the récent past, am thinking even now of the fall, as not in september (I have to talk in Parisr if we can have reunions in person, on the eroticovisualconcretepoetic, wow) but perhaps october or november,…[Read more]

Book Review: ‘The Copenhagen Trilogy,’ by Tove Ditlevsen – The New York
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