domesticity

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Levertov, Denise. The Freeing of the Dust. New York: New Directions, 1975.

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Silently Loud. Minneapolis: Unrestricted Editions, 2023.

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Zapruder, Matthew. Story of a Poem. Los Angeles: The Unnamed Press, 2023, pp. 108-109.

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Choi, Franny. The World Keeps Ending, and the World Goes On. New York: Ecco, 2022. 

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Ostriker, Alicia. The Holy & Broken Bliss: Poems in Plague Time. New Gloucester: Alice James Books, 2024. 

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Ostriker, Alicia. The Holy & Broken Bliss: Poems in Plague Time. New Gloucester: Alice James Books, 2024. 

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Ostriker, Alicia. The Holy & Broken Bliss: Poems in Plague Time. New Gloucester: Alice James Books, 2024. 

Reading

John Ashbery reads widely from his body of work, including poems from both Shadow Train and A Wave, which were published in the four years that followed this reading.

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Alan Feldman reads from his collection The Happy Genius (1978), as well as two new poems. This reading was originally given with Faye Kicknosway and Linda Gregg

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Jenny Offill reads from Dept. of Speculation (2014) as well as from a novel in progress, American Weather. This reading was originally given with Lydia Millet.

Reading

Alicia Ostriker reads from her seventeenth book of poems, The Holy & Broken Bliss: Poems in Plague Time (2024). Written during the Covid-19 pandemic, these poems move through domesticity, political division, police brutality, and Ostriker's ongoing spiritual quest. Ostriker was delayed in reaching Tucson and appeared via Zoom for an in-person audience. This reading was originally given with Eleanor Wilner.

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