Ronald Tanaka: Selected Writing
I haven’t done much writing on Ronald Tanaka outside of what I included in my long essay on Asian American poetics, Remote Parsee, that appeared
I haven’t done much writing on Ronald Tanaka outside of what I included in my long essay on Asian American poetics, Remote Parsee, that appeared
A directory of magazines, anthologies, poetry journals, and archival editions published or preserved by Arras. Each publication now has its own page with local cover
An illustrated essay on part of the scene here in Los Angeles working in “conceptual” modes. This appeared as the first in the Area Sneaks
Review Stefans has long enjoyed attention in what might still be called the avant-garde, for his harsh, satirical collage-like verse and for his writings about
Vex Vex 1. 2005. 2:08 mins. 29.1 mb. With Christian Nagler. Sound by Christof Migone and Gregory Whitehead from their series “Cris-cris.” Short vignette in
Star Wars, One Letter at a Time A retelling of the classic story of one California boy’s mission to save the universe from boredom one
Series of experiments with algorithmically generated moving images, often with competing frames. Images were often provided by shooting in “burst” mode. Occasionally, images were modified
Blurbs “Sehnsucht” and “Kluge: A Meditation” have my attention: the former, because it re-allocates sense in favor of the letter, and in the process of
M/ELT (Modernist/Experimental Literature and Text-Art) started in 2011 as an interdisciplinary reading group that focused on workshopping essays and chapters by graduate students. Papers have
Publisher’s Copy Collecting poems from the past six years, What Is Said to the Poet Concerning Flowers is Stefans’ most ambitious book to date. Includes