Paul Klinger

Paul Klinger received his MFA from the University of Arizona and his JD from the University of Houston. He serves as an editor for Little Red Leaves. His most recent chapbook is Jumblefate (Dusie 2011).

By this author

Occasion in the Mosaic Distance

To transform hearing's ear

The enlightenment of bushes and grasses

Recently in Jacket2

A Conversation between Susan Bee and Tim Barry

On the occasion of Susan Bee: The Eye of the Storm: Selected Works 1981-2023

Charles Bernstein

Portrait of the Artist as a Young Pig (1983)

Susan Bee's Provincetown museum show closed today. This interview is being published to mark the occasion.

Tim Barry: Susan, I am very familiar with your work, as I showed you and your great friends, the wonderful artists Mimi Gross and Mira Schor, at my bookshop in Provincetown in 2016 in the show: “Three Friends.” So, congratulations on your first museum retrospective! The editor at Artsfuse, Bill Marx, recently saw the exhibition and noted that his initial take on your show was that it uses folk art and outsider art imperatives “to explore issues of feminism, among others.” Is this accurate?

Time is a flat circle

Ray Coyne

Capsule reviews

Philadelphia-based writer and organizer Ray Coyne reviews three poetry collections: So Tough by Jared Stanley, Go Figure by Rae Armantrout, and Upstage by Bruce Andrews and Sally Silvers.

So Tough, Jared Stanley (Saturnalia, 2024)

Runa Bandyopadhyay on Pitch of Poetry

Rhythm of Literary Derangement: Pursuit of Karma Yoga

Charles Bernstein

Bandyopadhyay and Bernstein in Mumbai, 2024, for launch of Pataquerical Ballad

Runa Bandyopadhyay recently published an extended review of Pitch of Poetry in Chhapakhanar Goli, 21st year issue, April 2024 (W. Bengal). For this page, she adapted and extended that review to create a new essay in English, published here for the first time. I am publishing it as part of my ongoing, transformative, collaboration with Runa, outlined in the links at the end.