04.11 Matthew Zapruder & Eileen Myles read at the KGB Bar. 04.12 The Little Magazine Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow: 6×6 founder & editor Matvei Yankelevich and Supermachine founder & editor Ben Fama in discussion with readings and discussions with authorsmore…
Tag Archives: Dorothea Lasky
Events in New York This Week
01.24 Ben Mirov & Solmaz Sharif read at The Poetry Project at St. Marks Church. 01.25 Icelandic ambient/classical musician Olafur Arnalds comes to the Highline Ballroom and is joined by Chris Garneau. 01.26 The omni-present Literary Death Match moves tomore…
What We Missed
The Zen of Silence: John Adams on John Cage [NY Times] Leigh Stein on Dorothea Lasky’s Black Life [Noö Journal] Photographing Hemingway [Jacket Copy] Listen to all of Harold Pinter’s BBC Radio Plays [Seedy] A Thanksgiving Prayer by William S.more…
Things You Should Know
I had wanted to get this up right away, but things happen, the days are getting shorter, I’ve been reading Pale Fire, I finally saw the finale of Lost, I’ve twice thought about taking my air conditioner out of themore…
What We Missed
In Which Humor Is in the Uterus of Beholder (Alex Carnevale’s list of the funniest things in the world) [This Recording] “The Science of Flight” by Yiyun Li [New Yorker / 20 Under 40] Jason Schneiderman reviews Dorothea Lasky’s Poetrymore…
What We’ve Been Reading
Jess I just finished Dorothea Lasky’s second book Black Life. Lasky is bizarre, funny, ardent and all the time in and out of love. She has a wonderfully stilted cadence (that I didn’t totally understand until seeing her read) andmore…
InDigest Picks
Poetry: Black Life by Dorothea Lasky [Wave] + Black Life is Lasky’s second collection of poetry through Wave Books (there are other collection on other presses as well, that are equally as fantastic), following her 2007 book AWE. Black Lifemore…
