Gates of Bone is a new auditory piece, specifically for live performance. It combines nature and noise. It combines Cascadia and Spokane.
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Foray for The Arts is a new performance series. It’s a project that local poet Sarah Rooney and I started in January.
I have created a new track. It is in two versions: one with spoken word and one that is instrumental.
Now out via North of Oxford, a review of the slimmest of Meister’s poetry from Wave.
Here find a new audio track I created for Denny Stern, artist and writer and collaborator in Seattle.
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New Ambient Track: The Old Way
My first audio project of 2024 is “The Old Way,” a track that starts with a field recording. It’s dedicated to Amber Cortes and is inspired by Dishman Hills Natural Area in Spokane, as well as the film The Old Way of which the track takes its name. Listen to the track here.
Now’s a great time to revisit my reviews of Rodrigo Toscano and Elizabeth Cooperman.
A new review is in the print edition of International Examiner.
My latest project is complete, and it’s noisy.
I’m excited that my dear friend Maung Day has a new book out, published by Chin Music Press.
The release also includes an introduction by myself, where I reflect on our history and Maung Day’s poems.
Pick up a copy here.
The soundtrack I created for the Altar(ations) performance during Altar/Alter is now on Bandcamp. At roughly 30 minutes and featuring field recordings from 11 locations, it’s one of my more ambition productions. Check it out below.
Arc Humanities has published Caroline Bergvall’s Medievalist Poetics, an anthology of writings about Bergvall’s writings. Chapter 13 is a previous work of mine reviewing Alisoun Sings. You can pick up a copy of the book here.
It’s essentially winter here in Spokane, and the reviews keep coming down the line.
I am excited to announce a new project: Carbonation Press, a publisher of small batches of smaller (but not small) books, usually around 75-125 pages in length.
My latest review at North of Oxford is a double: two titles by poets in Spokane.