Allison Cobb is the author of Born2 (Chax Press) about her hometown of Los Alamos, New Mexico, and Green-Wood (Factory School) about a famous nineteenth-century cemetery in Brooklyn, New York. The New York Times called Green-Wood "a gorgeous, subtle, idiosyncratic gem." She works for the Environmental Defense Fund and lives in Portland, Oregon. "In her…
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Allison Cobb is the author of Born2 (Chax Press) about her hometown of Los Alamos, New Mexico, and Green-Wood (Factory School) about a famous nineteenth-century cemetery in Brooklyn, New York. The New York Times called Green-Wood "a gorgeous, subtle, idiosyncratic gem." She works for the Environmental Defense Fund and lives in Portland, Oregon. "In her…
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Margin Shift reading 2/26 7 pm – Allison Cobb
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Margin Shift reading 2/26 7 pm. February 23, 2015. This is happening, Seattle: I have the pleasure of reading with Anastacia Tolbert in the Margin Shift poetry series on Thursday 2/26 at 7 pm at Gallery 1412, 1412 18th Ave., Seattle. See how they put the address in the name of the place to make it easy to remember? That’s thinking, people! New work in Talisman #43. Next Post →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Tripwire 10 is out!
Green-Wood – Allison Cobb
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September 27, 2010. Allison Cobb wanders Brooklyn’s famous nineteenth-century Green-Wood Cemetery and discovers that its 500 acres hills and ponds, trees and graves mirror the American landscape: a place marked by death, but still pulsing with life. The book is a testament to what survives and an elegy for what is lost, the long dead, the landscape itself, but especially those who died in the Twin Towers and in the United States’ ongoing wars. 2010, 166 pages. Reviews of Born2 →. About loss, and Prince.
Poetry – Allison Cobb
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August 18, 2016. The amazing people at Hatch Innovation recorded a podcast. Featuring the collaboration bringing together me as a poet and native of Los Alamos, NM–the place where the atomic bombs were made–with visual artist Yukiyo Kawano from Hiroshima and Butoh dancer Meshi Chavez from Albuquerque. July 13, 2016. Here are three new poems published at Across the Margin. Today With many thanks to the editor, Richard Roundy. Tripwire 10 is out! March 21, 2016. Poets respond to Hiroshima. July 23, 2015.
Speaking – Allison Cobb
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November 11, 2014. At the Alette in Oakland conference recently, I passed out small mirrors with a photo of Alice Notley glued to the back. I asked people to hold the mirror, reflective side up, under one eye and pretend they lived on the ceiling. The point of “ceiling dwelling” is to make the everyday world strange, to help cultivate the discipline of disobedience. Here is Alice Notley holding an Alice Notley mirror under her eye. Reading among 15th c tapestries. January 24, 2014. For having me there.
Plastic – Allison Cobb
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Plastic: an autobiography is out! September 16, 2015. Essay Press has just released my book. It’s free at their site. So thrilled by the beautiful cover! New work in Talisman #43. January 18, 2015. So pleased to have work in the new. 8220;Occupations” issue–a poem, “ You were born. 8221; written in homage to Juliana Spahr, Joshua Clover and Chris Nealon, and some prose from Plastic: an autobiography. June 30, 2014. June 25, 2014. First we had the plastisphere. Now we have, plastiglomerates,. June 20, 2014.
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THE SWITCH: July 2015
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Tuesday, July 14, 2015. Saturday, August 8: Tolbert and Gray. The Switch is proud to announce a reading from Anastacia Renee Tolbert, and Portland’s own Robert Duncan Gray. Saturday, August 8, doors at 7 pm, reading at 7:30 sharp. FREE. 1001, SE Division, PDX. By Anastacia Renee Tolbert. Luna lived inside a wounded heart and womb for five months. you mother was completely did not and no. By Robert Duncan Gray. I pretty much love Everything. But Fuck all the men Driving cars. Take me south of the Mouth.
THE SWITCH: April 2015
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Thursday, April 9, 2015. Haley, Kawano, Tran 4/22 7 pm Radio Room. The Switch is super excited to host a special event at the Radio Room featuring readings by Jamalieh Haley and Stacey Tran in conjunction with an exhibit of visual art by Yukiyo Kawano. Wednesday, April 22, 7 pm sharp. 1101 NE Alberta, PDX. Jamalieh Haley lives in Portland, Oregon where she co-curates If Not For Kidnap. And teaches writing and literature. Her work has appeared in Interrupture. And she is the author of Strange Tarot.
THE SWITCH: March 2014
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Monday, March 10, 2014. Corina Copp and Mazarine Treyz, 4/9, 7 pm, Hazel Room. The Switch presents Corina Copp from Brooklyn and Mazarine Treyz from Portland. Wednesday, April 9, 7 pm FREE. The Hazel Room,. 3279 SE Hawthorne Blvd, Portland. Corina Copp is the author of The Green Ray. Ugly Duckling Presse, forthcoming fall 2014), and recent chapbooks ALL STOCK MUST GO. Shit Valley, Cambridge, UK 2014), Miracle Mare. Trafficker Press 2013), and Pro Magenta/Be Met. Ugly Duckling Presse 2011). Behavior. ...
THE SWITCH: May 2014
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Saturday, May 10, 2014. Maryrose Larkin and Anne Shaw, 5/24, 6 pm, Hazel Room. The Switch presents poets Maryrose Larkin and Anne Shaw. Saturday, May 24, 6 pm FREE. The Hazel Room,. 3279 SE Hawthorne Blvd, Portland. Is the author of Dido in Winter. Persea 2014) and Undertow. As is her habit. Kept me in awe. Therefore the windows in which you must move. Through hallways or rooms, their jittery. Comeuppance, their glossy tabletops. What is a standard. Occupation. No, really, define this. Is it self-.
THE SWITCH: August 2014
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Saturday, August 23, 2014. Carter, Dowling and Zolf 9/22 7 pm IPRC. The Switch presents poets Nathan Wade Carter, Sarah Dowling and Rachel Zolf. Monday, September 22, doors at 6:30 pm, reading at 7 pm sharp. FREE. 1001 SE Division St., Portland, OR. By Nathan Wade Carter:. DO I MAKE RAINBOWS? Do you bounce when thrown? Do you shatter like temperature? Am I clear matter of some kind? Do I distort light and make rainbows? Do I make this light or leaden? Do I heave this cloud up like a bad hat? Boy Won̵...
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Thinking Again: July 2012
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Thursday, July 26, 2012. Brief Reviews: Poetry by Stephanie Balzer and Gina Myers. For many reasons, I haven’t had a lot of time for blogging or for reading new poetry this summer, but here are a couple of brief chapbook reviews to tide things over until I find more time again, and an intriguing couple of chapbooks they are. The prose poems in Stephanie Balzer’s Faster, Faster. I really enjoyed the understatement and surface simplicity of the poems in Gina Myers’ chapbook False Spring. Links to this post.
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Thinking Again: Now available: Notes from the Center on Public Policy
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Tuesday, December 17, 2013. Now available: Notes from the Center on Public Policy. My new book, Notes from the Center on Public Policy. From The Altered Scale press, is now available for purchase online through the Publisher’s Graphics Bookstore. Of the book, Rob Halpern writes, Recalling Georges Perec’s Things: A Story of the Sixties. Wallace’s devastating Notes from the Center on Public Policy. Thanks to James Meetze for the cover design. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Haze: Essays, Poems, Prose.
THE SWITCH: October 2014
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Saturday, October 18, 2014. Ashby, Haley and Wallace, 11/8, 7 pm IPRC. The Switch presents poets Chris Ashby, Jamalieh Haley, and Mark Wallace. Saturday, Nov. 8, doors at 6:30 pm, reading at 7 sharp. FREE. IPRC, 1001, SE Division, PDX. Is a poet, essayist, and the editor of Couch Press. He frequently collaborates with Nate Orton on his My DAY series, assisting in publishing and organizing the events. His most recent books include My Day 31: Kayaking from Sellwood to Swan Island. Poor Claudia, 2014).
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Thinking Again: Ooteote’s Vertaallab (Translation Lab)
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Tuesday, October 30, 2012. Ooteote’s Vertaallab (Translation Lab). The online journal ooteoote. Out of the Netherlands, named after Jan Hanlo's legendary tone poem, identifies itself as an online information hub where Dutch and Flemish authors report on literary news and related concerns from home and abroad. Issue #36 of ooteote. 8217;s Vertaallab (Translation Lab) features a poem of mine from The End of America, Book 8. And you can find it here. For more information about ooteeote. 8220;*The eyes are w...
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Is it safe to be on this floor of the building? Stories post Sept. 11 and Before. Posted on August 19, 2016. Got tied up, without any pleading or plaiting. Knotting and knitting themselves. Line, verse, chapter, braided, book upended. And like Gretchen, I often feel nothing. We’ve, he, her, they’ve, dumbed me down, just so. But maybe when I watch homeless children. And when my own, visits me for the last time. This summer on Spring Street. Those things we endeavored. The why of why we met. A misunderstan...
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