…of it is… When you’re gardening. Gardening for me is a lot writing poem because you’re rearranging things and digging things up and it’s really active. Cate Marvin (04:06): For…
…simply had to keep this series going. Thank you for tuning in. (00:28): I have been waiting for today’s conversation for such a long time, the amazing Forrest Gander, who’s…
…now to bring Ukrainian voices to the fore, to bring them to American readers for one, but you know, and elsewhere. What’s your perspective on it right now? Carolyn Forché…
…much life is here in all these different forms and I’m just really grateful for that. Do you have any rituals for this time of year at all? For New…
…“hope and courage.” That seemed to me, for some reason, they were linked, the need to go forward calls for hope, but it also calls for courage because we know…
…at the press. (00:29): So friends, for season four, a format change. For this season, we’re doing some close reads.
…last season in which we had Carolyn Forché on, we talked a great deal about poetry witness, particularly in the context of the Russian-Ukrainian war, Russia’s attack of Ukraine. I’m…
…comes to be. So I really appreciate it. Thank you for taking the time.
…we simply had to keep the series going. So, thanks for tuning in. I have been pretty eager for today’s interview for quite a while.
…Goodly (00:58): Thank you for having me. This morning I woke up, it’s a lot later in the day for me than it is for you, so I had time…
…to space for yourself, for your writing, for your health while being asked to do all of these things that coincide with this huge prize or book or just moment?…
…thank you, everybody, for watching. We’ll see you next time for our next episode and do check out CopperCanyonPress.org for all the other episodes.
…things we do at the press. So friends, for season four, a format change. For this season, we are doing some close reads.
…is greater than MAGA,” but I was like, “I’m on a social media, kind of like a hiatus for…” I wanted to be on hiatus for all of winter, but…
…we do at the press. (00:30): So friends for season four, a format change. For this season, we are doing some close reads.
…deer comes from a video I encountered online arbitrarily, randomly, of hunters in, I think it was in Florida, in the swampy forests who came upon an anaconda who was…
…complexity, like you’re saying, and this is maybe part of the formalism and what form can do or formalism can do, which is allow for these complex and somewhat ambiguous…
…I am, that this wouldn’t have had the protection of being unknown, relatively unknown, for that to develop. So, you know, there’s ups and there’s downs for everything. Laura…
…Yeah. Thanks again for being here. Jaswinder Bolina (36:33): Thank you for hosting Ryo, and thank you for all the work everybody there does, and thank you to everybody reading…
…the poem- Philip Metres (37:40): Thank you. Thank you. Ryo Yamaguchi (37:42): For the future and for going forward.