Altar / Alter: June 10 to June 16
Now that the next big event I’m helping with is listed on EverOut (the event guide associated with The Stranger), I think it’s time to advertise here. Read on to learn about this altar-themed, week-long program.
Author: Greg
Recording from Should You Lose All Reason(s) Launch
I had the pleasure to read for Justine Chan’s book launch with some freshly written and generated works. Thanks to Ruth for the recording–the blur adds to the drama.
My interview with Sarah Heady
A while back I had the pleasure of interviewing friend and former collaborator Sarah Heady regarding her latest book, Comfort. It’s been some time but Rain Taxi just brought this interview into the open. This is my first published interview in some time so I’m pretty excited about it! Read the interview here.
A new review of Rodrigo Toscano
I first heard Rodrigo do a reading at AWP in Seattle a couple of months ago. Since then, I have had a chance to review his new book, The Cut Point. You can read the review here.
Seven Clips (Video Poems)
I recently recorded myself reading seven poems from various projects. They are below.
Reviewing Body Facts by Joey S. Kim
My latest review is now live. It’s my second review in International Examiner, and it was given the title “Poetry collection explores the body’s relationship with the world with surrealism and chilling unease” which I love. Check out the review of Joey S. Kim’s Body Facts here.
Upcoming reading at Justine Chan’s book launch
I’m excited to be part of my good friend Justine Chan’s momentous occassion: the book launch for her first collection, Should You Lose All Reason(s). It has been a long time coming and it will be good to celebrate! I will read some strange city poems in alignment with some of the city poems in Justine’s book. Common AREA Maintenance in Seattle: April 22, 2023, 7:00pm.
A review of Brandon Rushton
Brandon Rushton’s latest collection of poetry, The Air in the Air Behind It, has been reviewed. You can read the review of this wonderful book at North of Oxford.
New Review in Rain Taxi
My latest Rain Taxi contribution finds its way into the print edition of the publication. For Spring 2023, my review of The Beloved of the Dawn by Franz Fühmann can be read, explored, savored. Order the magazine here. See my other reviews listed out here.
there are you here – Super Position Performance Recording with Eric Acosta
Thanks to R.K. for recording the reading this past Saturday at Super Position. Details in the YouTube description.
A new review in Hopscotch Translation
My first review in the online Hopscotch Translation is now available. I’m excited to announce that a longer review of Tilsa Otta’s And Suddenly I Was Just Dancing is now available. I’m looking forward to more reviews published through Hopscoch down the road, as I continue to be enamored with translation.
A Review of Susan M. Schultz’s Lilith Walks
My March review for North of Oxford is out. Read it here.
Super Position Reading
I’m excited to share the flier for the upcoming Super Position reading on March 11, 2023, at 7pm. It will be the second reading I’ve been involved in that streams across two venues, and the first of such that I will be reading my own work at. The two Seattle venues are Casa del Xolo (in Fremont) and Bulldog News (in the U District). I will be tangible at the latter.
Reflexive Assembly: A Reflection
Eric Acosta compiled the media from the recent happening and it is now available for thorough review here:
Three Poems in “feathers”
I have three poems in Kyld Watkins’s latest super-limited-release feathers, which is the first part in the TimeBarn Produce series.