It’s really rare to be read capaciously, for one’s work to be presented with a thick sense of its context–and for the reader to make their own idiosyncratic constellations with parts of the work.
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Post-Semester, Pre-Holiday News Dump
Rust Belt Artists Against Genocide Anthology Release It’s here: Infrasonic Press’s Rust Belt Artists Against Genocide, a multimedia Palestine solidarity publication based drawing heavily from artists in Erie, PA and Buffalo, NY, w/all profits going to the Doctors Without Borders Emergency Relief Fund and the… Read More
Final Poem of a Love Letter to a City That Isn’t
The Cleveland Review of Books published an online version of my poem, “Breath Gradients, Block by Block” on election day. Bittersweet is an understatement.
JOE HALL 