A Luxury I Have Not Often Had: Q & A with Wayne Zade
LG: You’ve written about the “sleepy town” in Missouri where you’ve spent most of your adult life...
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Lea Graham
Lea Graham is the author of the forthcoming chapbook, This End of the World: Notes to Robert Kroetsch (Apt. 9 Press, 2016), the poetry book, Hough & Helix & Where & Here & You, You, You (No Tell Books, 2011) and the chapbook, Calendar Girls (above /ground press, 2006). She is an Associate Professor of English at Marist College in Poughkeepsie, New York when she is not on a bus in the Andes, hiking through Galicia or stuck in an airport somewhere. She is a native of Northwest Arkansas.
Lea Graham is the author of the forthcoming chapbook, This End of the World: Notes to Robert Kroetsch (Apt. 9 Press, 2016), the poetry book, Hough & Helix & Where & Here & You, You, You (No Tell Books, 2011) and the chapbook, Calendar Girls (above /ground press, 2006). She is an Associate Professor of English at Marist College in Poughkeepsie, New York when she is not on a bus in the Andes, hiking through Galicia or stuck in an airport somewhere. She is a native of Northwest Arkansas.
Posts by Lea Graham
Boo’s Hollow Turns One
This is the one-year anniversary of Boo’s Hollow. It is fitting that Michael Anania, one of the poets who began this series on place and poetry is back to introduce his long-time literary comrade, John Matthias. These two poets...
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Every Day Is a Journey: Anthony Madrid’s Chicago Haibun
Every day is a journey, and the journey itself home. –Bashō In Anthony Madrid’s...
Read MoreI Love_________: The Playful Poetries of Dennis Cooley & Nicole Marcotić
As I’ve been trying to write about the work of the Canadian writers, Dennis Cooley and Nicole Marcotić, for days now, all I can come up with is what I love about their work. Their play and seriousness and attention to place in...
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Where There’s No There: A Q & A with Lina ramona Vitkauskas and Larry Sawyer
Lea Graham: Both of you discuss a kind of resistance to place in your essays. Could you talk a bit...
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