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Anne Carson e John Smith – vengodalmare

Room in the Brooklyn

This
slow
day
moves
Along the room
I
hear
its
axles
go
A gradual dazzle
upon
the
ceiling
Gives me
that
racy
bluishyellow
feeling
As hours
blow
the
wide
way
Down my afternoon.

Let us not say time past was long, for we shall not find it.
It is no more. But let us say
time present was long,
because when it was present it was long.
da Men in the off hours
Anne Carson

 

 

Source: Anne Carson e John Smith – vengodalmare

Susan Howe and Anne Carson – YouTube

What a stupendous pairing!! Thanks, to dmf.

The Anne Carson Interview | Quarterly Conversation

 

As I was interviewing the classicist, poet, and author Anne Carson in June, 2017 via e-mail about her new translation of The Bakkhai, the question-and-answer process felt like a consultation with the ancient Pythia. Much like an ancient Greek attempting to get an answer from the priestess of Apollo, I had to go through a few layers — book publicist and agent—and the answers I received back can best be described as intriguing and esoteric; they varied in length from a few words to a paragraph to no response at all. Every reply was also written in all lower case, including the first-person singular “i,” an idiosyncrasy that seemed almost playful, and is something I usually see in the prose or text messages of a student or a younger person. Like a Greek hearing those ambiguous missives given by the Pythia, I was repeatedly surprised by the puzzling, thought-provoking answers I received.

Source: The Anne Carson Interview | Quarterly Conversation

▶ Anne Carson: “Cassandra Float Can” and sonnet sequence | 92Y Readings by 92Y

AN INTERVIEW WITH ANNE CARSON — ELEANOR WACHTEL | Brick Magazine

 

 

burial

Tree burial, Brule Sioux, 1890–1891

Brick 94
Winter 2015

Interview with Anne Carson

Best of 2014: Best Poetry Books & Collections | ENTROPY

“Lucas de Lima’s stunning book affected me so profoundly at all the stages of reading it, encountering it—before it was a book and afterwards, when it was. In the work of this extraordinary writer, the fragment is not an activity of form. It’s an activity of evisceration.” — Bhanu Kapil

Best of 2014: Best Poetry Books & Collections | ENTROPY.

Rage – Anne Carson

from Memoirs of a Dragon

Paperbag: An Online Journal of the Arts

Paperbag Number One

Anne Carson / [Wife of Brain], THE AWL

 

THE AWL