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Kate Fagan
Review Short: Philip Mead’s Zanzibar Light
For experimental poet and jazz drummer Clark Coolidge, words are never impressions. They are sonic inscriptions, vectors, movable actualities. They alter by degrees in the company of others and in time. I started with Coolidge for many reasons; first among them, his stellar understanding of improvisation.
Posted in BOOK REVIEWS
Tagged Kate Fagan, Philip Mead
‘A Fable for Now’: Kate Fagan Interviews Lyn Hejinian
In July, 2014, the American poet Lyn Hejinian visited Australia to participate in two events – the ‘Women’s Writing and Environments: 2014 Contemporary Women’s Writing Association Conference’ at the State Library of Melbourne, where she headlined alongside fellow keynotes Alexis Wright, Chris Kraus and Deborah Bird Rose; and ‘Experimental’ at the University of Sydney, where she appeared alongside Carla Harryman and Barrett Watten.
Posted in INTERVIEWS
Tagged Deborah Bird Rose, Jack Collom, Kate Fagan, Lyn Hejinian, Terry Riley, Walter Benjamin
How Poems Work: Kate Fagan’s ‘Through a Glass Lightly: Cento for Beginners‘
We move through language, swimming on influence, arranging words into patterns that make sense for our purposes. An essay with an argument, an email trying to get the day off work, or a poem that tries to make letters do …
Posted in GUNCOTTON
Tagged Jacqueline Turner, Kate Fagan
Through a Glass Lightly: Cento for Beginners
The nasturtium is to itself already a memory. It opens its leaves its fire ribbed impression in the grass that forms like shadow. I see it plain as a living fretwork in the distortion of sound, press a leaf to …
Posted in 48.1: CANADA
Tagged Kate Fagan
Hawkesbury Elemental
for the Hillbillies Swamp hen, I say, before we choke & throttle over the mercury to observe sublimation at work: mangrove eclipsing to argon. The tinnie curves like an outfield. Another drag puts Fred on the floor, phosphor …
Posted in 28.1: MULLOWAY
Tagged Kate Fagan
Robertson Panegyrical
Kate Fagan's The Long Moment is available from Salt Publishing.
Posted in 18: ROOTS
Tagged Kate Fagan
Single Line Poem
Kate Fagan's The Long Moment is available from Salt Publishing.
Posted in 18: ROOTS
Tagged Kate Fagan
