Collaborative video/poems by Mary Kathryn Jablonski & Laura Frare have appeared at Atticus Review, Poetry Film Live (UK), Quarterly West, and Tupelo Quarterly, among other literary sites and have been screened at the 9th & 10th Annual Peoples Pixel Project Film Festival and screened and shortlisted for the […]
Chloe Honum is the author of Then Winter (Bull City Press, 2017) and The Tulip-Flame (Cleveland State University Press, 2014). Her poems and essays have appeared inThe Paris Review, Poetry, The Southern Review, Agni, and elsewhere. She has been awarded a Pushcart Prize, a Ruth Lilly Fellowship, and a Grimshaw […]
A Process Note The first two lines came to us quickly, as we were drinking elderberry syrup to support our immune systems in the wake of the coronavirus. ________________________________ Listen to the poem and performance here . . . ________________________________ Ryan Mihaly and Karolina Zapal’s collaborative work […]
__________________________________ Chloe Honum is the author of Then Winter (Bull City Press, 2017) and The Tulip-Flame (Cleveland State University Press, 2014). Her poems and essays have appeared inThe Paris Review, Poetry, The Southern Review, Agni, and elsewhere. She has been awarded a Pushcart Prize, a Ruth Lilly Fellowship, and […]
A Process Note These poems offer the aspiring clarinetist a series of visions and techniques to summon the imagination and let it rule the music. Like a traditional fingering chart, the poems indeed treat the reader as a clarinet student. They offer guidance and tips. Of course, you […]
A Process Note As with many of our creative projects, the unfolding of “Nightjar” was completely unexpected. We began with Mary Kathryn’s original poem and the folksong she chose, “Dear O Dear.” Mary was sure, as noted by the poem’s title, that she did not want to reveal […]
_____________________________________________ Elisabeth Frost is the author of All of Us: Poems (2011), the chapbooks Rumor (2009) and A Theory of the Vowel (2013), Bindle (2015, with artist Dianne Kornberg), and the critical study The Feminist Avant-Garde in American Poetry (2003). Frost has received grants from the […]
A Process Note Though we are siblings, Alexandra and I work not only in different media but often on different continents. We often communicate by email, and our collaborations have also arisen that way. These works were created separately. The affinity was uncovered, or subliminally revealed, in their pairing like “the chance […]
A Process Note unusual creatures is an evolving project incorporating collage, ephemera, installation, and text portions chronicling the unraveling of three generations of women. Set across the span of the early half of the 20th century, the narrative both lays itself out (and hides within) in letters, diaries, […]
Process Note This multimedia piece from my dissertation entitled “Home Movie, Nowhere” is rooted in the documentary poetics of place and includes a triptych of three video poems. These videos personally document the American Midwest through the aesthetic lens of the Midwestern Gothic, attempting to reimagine or re-vision the idea […]
