In which I talk to Conor Scruton in the latest issue of Red Paint Hill about Bigfoot and form and being like William Blake.
Author: amypickworth
On the twelfth day of Advent
Poem about Target up on Ink Node
WOMAN 1: They couldn’t have dreamt
of such riches for us:
chocolate fountains
in aisle seventeen,
tonics to cure cholera,
syphilis, gout, melancholy.
For the full poem, click here.
New poem in Dusie
So pleased to have been invited to this all-women issue of Dusie. My poem “Unrest” begins on page 152.
Colin Channer at the Providence Athenaeum
Last night I interviewed writer Colin Channer about his debut book of poems, Providential. It’s a terrific collection. You should check it out.
Conversations with Melissa Adamo and Joanna C. Valente
I recently had the pleasure of talking with Melissa Adamo at English Kills Review about Bigfoot for Women. And I got to discuss Sirs and Madams with Joanna C. Valente over at Rhizomatic Ideas/Zoetic Press.
In June I served as a Peter Taylor Fellow in poetry at the Kenyon Review Writers Workshop.
It’s been a good summer, people.
“This is a book about owning one’s obsession.”
Lively, lovely review by Jeff Boyle today in The Hairsplitter.
AWP is happening later this week and Amy Wright and I are sorry for everything already.
You can read our Apologia Duet here.
Also I’ll be signing Bigfoot for Women at Table 1826 (Orange Monkey Publishing) on Thursday from 11am to 12pm and Saturday 1 to 2pm. Stop by if you’re there.
Reviewers at the Rumpus and beautiful babies like Bigfoot
They are different things, good reviews and good babies, but I love them both. Today was an excellent day.
A snow day, a new poem
“Latching On” is up in the new issue of the Great American Literary Magazine.
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