You are the author of four chapbooks, two in poetry, one in fiction, and a collaboration with two additional chapbooks forthcoming. Your newest collection is Seen/unseen (Cervena Barva Press) that was written with your son, Benjamin Ostrowski. Talk about…
Susan Sontag wrote, “Love words, agonize over sentences. And pay attention to the world.” We had a chance to talk a bit about your chapbooks First Breaths of Arrival (Oil Hill Press) and Traumas (Yellow Flag Press) here, focusing…
You are the editor of the why and later (Deep Cleveland Press, 2007), and the author of the full-length collection the stream sequence (Washington Writers’ Publishing House, 2006), and the DIY chapbook Yama Niyama, a sequence on yogic philosophy.…
You are the part of part of the editorial collective behind Espresso which publishes limited edition chapbooks. Espresso has released ten chapbooks and uses both modern technology and traditional practices—hand sewn and bound with french flaps or hand-sewn into…
We had the chance to talk about chapbooks in 2015 here, and some of your DIY and poetry challenge inspired chapbooks. In April last year when many poets commit to writing a new poem daily, some with the help…
You are the author of the full-length collection Cosmovore (Aqueduct Press, 2017), the chapbook Daughter Shaman Sings Blood Anthem (Porkbelly Press, 2017), and the forthcoming chapbook Red & Vast (dancing girl press, 2018), each of which address feminism, embodiment,…
You are the author of the three chapbooks Movie Plots (Epiphany Editions), The Experiment in Morbidity (Grey Book Press), Watching Lumia (Winged City Press), and a fourth chapbook forthcoming from Two of Cups Press, Neither Nearing Nor Departing /…
You are the author of the full-length collection More than Anything (Vrzhu Press, 2007) and the two chapbooks Utmost (I. Giraffe Press, 2016), and Part Of (1999) published by the Maryland Humanities Council as the recipient of Baltimore’s Artscape…
You are the author of the chapbooks Black Sand Beach (Kattywompus Press, 2015), Bring Down the Sky (Kattywompus Press, 2011), The Geography of Lost Houses (Pudding House, 2008), and I Left My Wings on a Chair (The Kent State…
Photo Credit: Catch Business and Sad Spell Press You’re the author of the chapbook Inevitable What (Sad Spell Press), a hand-bound collection with a screen-printed cover and watercolor illustrations by artist Sirin Thada. As an author of a chapbook…
