BooksWhen We Talk About Home: Testimony, Oral History, and Poetry of Migration | Integrates raw interview material and translated poems from refugees living in camps. Awarded Leverhulme Research Fellowship. In Progress.
We are the New York School | 2021 Collection of interviews. Edinburgh University Press. Joe Brainard's Art | April, 2019 Edited Collection. Edinburgh University Press. Spatial Poetics: The Second Generation New York School of Poetry | 2018. Oxford Unviversity Press Making Home Away | Edited Special Issue of Journal in progress. Supported by British Academy "Tackling the UKs International Challenges" Grant (2019-2020). Submitted. |
ArticlesHeaven is Green: Reflections on Home from Syrians in Zaatari | August 2020
Special Issue of JNT. The Woman who Planted a Tree | August 2020 On Waiting | July 30, 2020 Empty Mirror Gardens as Refuge: Refugee and Lockdown gardens| July 2020 The Conversation The Feminism of the Long Poem | In Progress The Long Poem that is Life: Rachel Blau Du Plessis and Drafts | for Poetry. The New York Schools?: Towards a Definition | 2020 Invited for publication within The Cambridge Companion to New York Literature. “What You're Missing: Poetics of the Ordinary” | July, 2019 American Book Review. Introduction: Joe Brainard's Collage Aesthetic | 2019 The Aesthetics of Joe Brainard, forthcoming with EUP. Tent 4: Towards a Theory of Home | 2018 New Theory, vol. 5. "Room in the Room that You Room In:" Ted Berrigan's Domestic Poetry | 2015 Spatial Perspectives: Essays on Literature and Architecture. Eds. Terri Mullholland and Nicole Sierra. (UK: Peter Lang, 2015) 191-213. "The Room Enclosed:" T.S Eliot's Settings | 2011 The Wasteland at 90: A Retrospective. Ed. Joe Moeffett (Amsterdam/Atlanta: Rodopi Press, 2011) 164-186. "How Did it All Fit In:" Alice Notley’s "101" | 2010 British Association of American Studies Journal, Vol. 17, 2010. Drenched: Wet Poetries of the Caribbean Diaspora | 2008 Caribbean Without Borders: Literature, Language and Culture. Eds. Dorsia Smith Raquel Puig and Illeana Santiago (Newcastle, UK : Cambridge Scholars, 2008). |
Interviews & Reviews
Never Proclaiming one Colour: A poet of oscillation and inversion | June, 2020.
Times Literary Supplement. Diana Di Prima's Visionary Poetics | Summer 2020, Modern Language Review. Talking to Yasmine Shamma: Andy Fitch in conversation | 2018 LA Review of Books (January 18, 2018). Day of All Saints | 2017 In conversation with Patricia Grace King. READ, Durham University (December 2017). Review of The First Book: Twentieth-Century Poetic Careers in America. Solicited by The Review of English Studies, for publication in 2017. Multitudes: American Poetry Now | 2017 Essays in Criticism Essay Review of Cambridge History of American Poetry (July 2017). Review of The First Book: Twentieth-Century Poetic Careers in America. Solicited by The Review of English Studies, 2017. Multitudes: American Poetry Now | 2017 Essays in Criticism Essay Review of Cambridge History of American Poetry (July 2017). In Conversation with Ron Padget | 2014 PN Review 215. 40.3 (January 2014) “ ‘Mental Orgasm.’ ”| 2014 Review of The Collected Poems of Ron Padgett, by Ron Padgett, New York: Coffee House, 2012. Poetry (June 2014). <http://www.poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazine>. Review of The Cambridge Companion to Ted Hughes | 2013 ed. T. Gifford, Cambridge UP: 2012. Notes and Queries (July 2013). Review of A Familiar Compound Ghost: Allusion and the Uncanny | 2013 by Sarah Brown, Manchester UP, 2012. Times Literary Supplement (May 2013). "Dancing in a Straitjacket:" Interview with Ron Padgett | 2013 Jacket 2 (April 2013). <http://jacket2.org/interviews/dancing-straitjacket>. “Walking that Stretch:" Alice Notley, in Conversation with Yasmine Shamma | 2010 Jacket Magazine 40 (Late 2010). <http://jacketmagazine.com/40/iv-notley-ivb-shamma-2009.shtml>. “ ‘Messy Red Heart:’ Ted Berrigan” | 2011 Review of The Selected Poems of Ted Berrigan, by Ted Berrigan, eds Alice Notley, Anselm Berrigan and Edmund Berrigan, U of California P, 2010. PN Review 200. 37.6 (July 2011): 73-75. “ ‘A Crack in the Teacup Opens’” | 2010 Review of Intimate Exposure: Essays on the Public Private Divide in British Poetry since 1950,” eds. Emily Taylor Merriman and Adrian Grafe, McFarland, 2010. Essays in Criticism 61: 105- 113. |