Orchid Tierney has new work in Posit; Derek Beaulieu is included in the Canadian Poets Series over at Peripety and/or Tronies, and is interviewed over at The Commentary, as is Renée Sarojini Saklikar; and Lisa Robertson is interviewed at David Naimon's Between the Covers.
Showing posts with label Lisa Robertson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lisa Robertson. Show all posts
Saturday, June 13, 2026
Saturday, May 16, 2026
some author activity: Tynes, O'Reilly + Robertson,
Thursday, April 10, 2025
some author activity: Sikkema, Robertson, Kolewe, Crosby, Shirley, Witek + mclennan,
Michael Sikkema has new work up at cul-de-sac of blood; did you know that Lisa Robertson has an occasional newsletter you can sign up for, as does R. Kolewe?; Gregory Crosby and Vik Shirley each have work up at talking about strawberries all of the time, as does forthcoming author Terri Witek; Chris Banks interviews rob mclennan for The Woodlot; and don't forget that above/ground press has that new substack you can sign up for, with extra-special other things to appear there.
Saturday, October 19, 2024
some author activity: mclennan, Robertson, Caporaso, Jirgens, van Vliet, Armantrout + Robinson,
rob mclennan has a new poem up at Amsterdam Review, and is interviewed by Stan Rogal for periodicities: a journal of poetry and poetics; Lisa Robertson is Vancouver Island University’s (VIU’s) Ralph Gustafson Distinguished Poet for 2024-25 and is giving the Ralph Gustafson Distinguished Poet lecture on October 24 from 7 to 8:30 pm on the Nanaimo campus; Angela Caporaso is interviewed over at talking about strawberries all of the time, where Karl Jirgens also has poems, and Robert van Vliet is also interviewed; Rae Armantrout has a poem up at the Poetry Foundation; and Elizabeth Robinson has new work up at Big Other.
Saturday, January 20, 2024
some author activity: Barwin, Robertson, Armantrout + Houbolt,
Gary Barwin is interviewed by Ali Hassan for CBC's The Next Chapter; Lisa Robertson and Kate Briggs are in conversation online at Granta; Rae Armantrout has two poems online at London Review of Books; and Kyla Houbolt is interviewed over at The Broken Spine
Saturday, November 12, 2022
some author activity: fitzpatrick, Robertson, mclennan, O'Reilly, Hogg + Novak,
ryan fitzpatrick is interviewed on MODL Press (2000-2009); Lisa Robertson has a twitter-thread reposted on Kathryn Mockler's send my love to anyone; rob mclennan has a new poem, and is interviewed over at the Artisanal Writer; Nathanael O'Reilly has some new work up at The Loch Raven Review; Robert Hogg has a new poem up at The Typescript; and JoAnna Novak writes on Taylor Swift and Joe Brainard over at The Paris Review.
Saturday, August 13, 2022
some author activity: Pirie, Hall, Chernoff + Robertson,
Pearl Pirie interviews Phil Hall; MLA Chernoff has new work in long con magazine; and three recent Lisa Robertson titles are reviewed by Andrea Brady in the London Review of Books.
Saturday, July 23, 2022
some author activity: mclennan, Robertson, Rogal, Maloukis + Niespodziany,
rob mclennan takes the Galaxy Brain Questionnaire over at Michael Murray's Galaxy Brain; Lisa Robertson writes on the colour rose for Cabinet magazine; Stan Rogal has a new poem up at Train : a poetry journal; Rose Maloukis has a poem in the "Tuesday poem" series via the dusie blog; and Benjamin Niespodziany has a one-sentence story over at MonkeyBicycle.
Saturday, May 28, 2022
some author activity: Niespodziany, Nilson, Saklikar, Wang + Robertson,
Benjamin Niespodziany is interviewed over at poetry mini interviews; Geoffrey Nilson has posted to Soundcloud the audio of a reading at the New Westminster Public Library in New Westminster BC on April 9, 2022 by "Five Contemporary BC Poets": Tolu Oloruntoba, Renée Sarojini Saklikar, Isabella Wang, Claire Matthews and Kevin Spenst; and Lisa Robertson is interviewed by Louis Klee for the Sydney Review of Books.
Saturday, September 19, 2020
Thursday, February 15, 2018
Amanda Earl reviews five (more) 2017 titles: Sandra Moussempès' From: Sunny girls (trans. Eléna Rivera), Jessica Smith's The Lover is Absent, Lisa Robertson's poorsong one, Buck Downs' the hack of heaven and Sarah Dowling's Entering Sappho
Following her first group review posted here, the esteemed and muchly generous poet, editor, publisher and reviewer (and above/ground press author) Amanda Earl continues her reviews of 2017 above/ground press items, providing a second review of Sandra Moussempès' From: Sunny girls (after Greg Bem's review over at Yellow Rabbits), and first reviews of Jessica Smith's The Lover is Absent, Lisa Robertson's poorsong one, Buck Downs' the hack of heaven and Sarah Dowling's Entering Sappho. Thanks so much! You can see this latest review here.
Thursday, December 21, 2017
THE INAUGURAL RECIPIENT OF THE C.D. WRIGHT AWARD FOR POETRY : Lisa Robertson
The inaugural recipient of The C.D. Wright Award for Poetry [photo of C.D. Wright, above], established by the Foundation for Contemporary Arts, is Canadian poet and critic (and above/ground press author) Lisa Robertson. Holy congratulations!
As the press release opens:
As the press release opens:
New York, NY, December 20, 2017 – Foundation for Contemporary Arts (FCA) is pleased to announce a $1 million endowment gift from artists Ellsworth Kelly (1923-2015) and Jack Shear to establish an annual $40,000 C.D. WRIGHT AWARD FOR POETRY. The award will be made each year to a poet over the age of 50 whose work exemplifies Wright’s vibrant lyricism, seriousness, and striking originality. It will be one of the few, significant unrestricted poetry awards in the country. The inaugural C.D. Wright Award will be made to poet LISA ROBERTSON.For more information, and to see the full press release, see the link here.
Saturday, May 6, 2017
some author activity: hastain, Barwin, Robertson, Flemmer + mclennan,
j/j hastain is interviewed over at Queen Mob's Teahouse; Jennifer LoveGrove interviews Gary Barwin over at Open Book; Lisa Robertson has a new essay up at Harriet, the blog for the Poetry Foundation; Kyle Flemmer has a new essay up in the "On Writing" series over at the ottawa poetry newsletter; and rob mclennan has a new poem online as part of National Poetry Month over at the Chaudiere Books blog.
Saturday, March 18, 2017
some author activity: mclennan, Downs, Earl, Robertson + Deen,
rob mclennan has five new poems up at BRAVE NEW WORD; Buck Downs has a new essay in the "On Writing" series at the ottawa poetry newsletter; the second installment of Amanda Earl's "Lisa Robertson, A Reading Diary" is now online; and Faizal Deen [who reads next week at VERSeFest's Factory event] was interviewed by rob mclennan for the Ploughshares blog. And you're coming to VERSeFest, right?
Thursday, March 16, 2017
new from above/ground press: poorsong one, by Lisa Robertson
poorsong one
Lisa Robertson
$4
published in Ottawa by above/ground press
March 2017
a/g subscribers receive a complimentary copy
Lisa Robertson lives in the village of Nalliers (population 310), on the Gartempe River, which drains from the Massif Central into the Loire basin. This region is the historic border zone of old Aquitaine, also the ragged border zone of old Occitan, and French. The current economy is based on small scale agriculture, the building trades, a plastic bag factory, and under-the-table activities. She moved to the region in 2004; she began making chapbooks in the late 80s in Vancouver. Her most recent book is 3 Summers.
This is Robertson’s second title with above/ground press, after On Physical Real Beginning and What Happens Next (2012).
[Produced for Robertson's participation in Ottawa's 7th annual VERSeFest, March 21-26]
To order, send cheques (add $1 for postage; outside Canada, add $2) to: rob mclennan, 2423 Alta Vista Drive, Ottawa ON K1H 7M9 or paypal at www.robmclennan.blogspot.com
Lisa Robertson
$4
Day Opens on Water
You say the Water is not a Grave
Over the still mirror of Water
Love moves the Bright Shadows
Penetrates Borders
published in Ottawa by above/ground press
March 2017
a/g subscribers receive a complimentary copy
Lisa Robertson lives in the village of Nalliers (population 310), on the Gartempe River, which drains from the Massif Central into the Loire basin. This region is the historic border zone of old Aquitaine, also the ragged border zone of old Occitan, and French. The current economy is based on small scale agriculture, the building trades, a plastic bag factory, and under-the-table activities. She moved to the region in 2004; she began making chapbooks in the late 80s in Vancouver. Her most recent book is 3 Summers.
This is Robertson’s second title with above/ground press, after On Physical Real Beginning and What Happens Next (2012).
[Produced for Robertson's participation in Ottawa's 7th annual VERSeFest, March 21-26]
To order, send cheques (add $1 for postage; outside Canada, add $2) to: rob mclennan, 2423 Alta Vista Drive, Ottawa ON K1H 7M9 or paypal at www.robmclennan.blogspot.com
Saturday, February 25, 2017
some author activity: Earl, Robertson, Flemmer, Dolman, Anstee + Ladouceur,
Amanda Earl has begun blogging "Lisa Robertson, a reading diary"; Lisa Robertson has a poem up at Poets.org; Amanda Earl has a short essay on the prose poem up at Flat Singles Press; Kyle Flemmer has some new work up at h&; Anita Dolman has a new poem up at Crap Orgasm; and Cameron Anstee is interviewed on his Apt. 9 Press by Ben Ladouceur over at Open Book.
Saturday, May 14, 2016
some author activity: Cooley, Best, Pirie, Roberston + Stewart,
Dennis Cooley is interviewed by Turnstone Press, and has a new poem (audio and text) online at Winnipeg Free Press; Ashley-Elizabeth Best has a new essay in the "On Writing" series at the ottawa poetry newsletter; Pearl Pirie has a new poem posted at h&; and Lisa Robertson reads with Christine Stewart on May 24th in Vancouver!
Saturday, January 30, 2016
some author activity: Pirie, Robertson, Earl + Moritz,
Pearl Pirie writes on her phafours over at Brick Books' ongoing Celebration of Canadian Poetry, where Christine Stewart also writes on Lisa Robertson; Amanda Earl is interviewed by Volodymyr Bilyk for Zouch Magazine; and Rachel Moritz is running "The Poem As Time Machine" as part of the Iowa Summer Writing Festival from July 9-10, 2016.
Saturday, August 15, 2015
some author activity: McKinnon, Barwin, mclennan, Adams, Dennis + Robertson,
Barry McKinnon was recently interviewed by Paul E Nelson; Gary Barwin participates in Amanda Earl's "One Thing", as does rob mclennan; Carrie Olivia Adams is interviewed over at Michigan Quarterly Review; Michael Dennis has a new poem up at Stuart Ross' The Week Shall Inherit The Verse; and Lisa Robertson's "Notes on Form and Belief" is up at The Volta.
Saturday, August 1, 2015
some author activity: Landman, Pearl, mclennan, Weaver, Robertson + Quartermain,
Seth Landman has a new poem up at Incessant Pipe; Pearl Pirie has a 'featured poem' up at the Matrix magazine site; rob mclennan has a new short story up at Hippo Reads; Andy Weaver is interviewed by rob mclennan over at Queen Mob's Teahouse; Lisa Robertson writes on Ian Hamilton Finlay; and Meredith Quartermain is also interviewed over at Queen Mob's Teahouse.
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