Publications

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

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

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

Publisher’s Copy Before Starting Over is an informal chronicle of several important developments in English-language poetry during the nineties and the turn of the century,

Publisher’s Copy Brian Kim Stefans’ Fashionable Noise: On Digital Poetics eludes any singular description — it is too various. At once, Fashionable Noise explodes with

Publisher’s Copy Angry Penguins is Stefans’s third full-length collection of poems, and includes The Overtures of Holograms: Poems by Roger Pellett (“Punks of Diderot/ are

Publishers Copy Gulf is Stefans’s second full-length book, published by Object/Poetscoop in 1998, and now reprinted for Harry Tankoos Books. In the great New York

Blurbs These poems remind you of everything possible… They are, at the same time, self-organizing systems, flipping into unforseen forms of invention that first define,

“Viva Miscegenation” (Los Angeles: Blanc Press, 2010) “What Does It Matter?” (Cambridge, UK: Barque Press, 2005) “The Window Ordered to be Made” (New York: A