Serie ospedaliera: A review of Hospital Series by Amelia Rosselli
Rosselli desired to create stanzas that could be characterized by a new objectivity, what has been called a “collective orientation”, “where the I is the public, where the I is things, where the I is the things that happen.” This statement itself needs a moment or two to digest, a factor that a reader soon realizes is a commonplace when encountering Rosselli’s work.
Thea Hawlin reviews Hospital Series by Amelia Rosselli, translated by Deborah Woodard, Roberta Antognini and Guiseppe Leporace.
The Good Dark – an interview with Ryan Van Winkle
What I’ve found recently as I’ve been assembling and discussing The Good Dark is that through my poems I’m speaking to myself and trying to come to terms with what being alive is and how I feel about it and discovering where these feelings may come from. I don’t think there are any answers, but there are a lot of different ways to consider the question. I feel like no matter how well I know myself, there will be a problem in need of a solution.
SJ Fowler interviews the poet Ryan Van Winkle.