JOHN McVEY’s NOTICINGS with a micro-interview by Elaine Sexton ELAINE SEXTON: Tupelo Quarterly featured a wonderful […]
Nonfiction
Dear Daniel, Thank you for the invitation to reflect on this exciting essay, which pulls so many strands […]
Sianne Ngai
deixis/diction/index It would appear that Daniel Tiffany is on a one-man mission to resuscitate the category of […]
David Nowell Smith
Close Writing Something peculiar is happening these days in the worlds of contemporary poetry and academic scholarship about […]
Daniel Tiffany, Speaking in Tongues: Poetry and the Residues of ...
Edgar Garcia is the author of Skins of Columbus: A Dream Ethnography (Fence Books, 2019) […]
Edgar Garcia
The Truth of Diction Daniel Tiffany makes much of the root dict- in “diction,” and properly so. […]
Jeff Dolven
Punning in Pure English One of the most compelling things about Daniel Tiffany’s essay for me is […]
Alexis Chema
Dear Daniel, My inclination was at first to say, simply, that I am broadly in accord with what […]
Barry Schwabsky
Kate Lilley is Associate Professor of English and Director of Creative Writing at the University […]
Kate Lilley
It took me some seven years to clear my writing of the imprint of legal diction. One could […]
M. NourbeSe Philip
Diction is to lexicon as parole is to langue; in positing this assertion as an axiom, I mean […]
Tyrone Williams
There’s that feeling—you know it—when the electricity comes back—a light switches on, the refrigerator starts humming, that annoying […]