Andy Fitch talks to Anthony Reed, author of "Freedom Time: The Poetics and Politics of Black Experimental Writing."
Try to Get Some Distance Between Yourself and Your Moment: Talking to Anthony Reed
Dialogue Diary > Quick Criticism
Whereas experimental literary books tend to disappear from public discussion pretty fast, adventurous scholarly projects can take years to start circulating. For this “Quick Criticism” series, I seek to help speed up that dissemination process for recent and forthcoming scholarly texts I consider quite galvanizing. Here eschewing (even while admiring) peer-review style rigor, I nonetheless hope to demonstrate the potential for dialogue to promote as precise, as searching, as broadly inclusive a mode of inquiry as does defending any argument-driven thesis. By Andy Fitch.
So Insistently Focused on the Daily: Talking to Andrew Epstein
Andy Fitch interviews Andrew Epstein, author of "Attention Equals Life."
Total Junk Rubbing Up Against Glorious, Gorgeous Lyricism: Talking to Daniel Kane
Andy Fitch interviews Daniel Kane, author of "'Do You Have a Band?': Poetry and Punk Rock in New York City," for his "Dialogue Diary" series.
