2017
October 6–8
ALTA Conference
Minneapolis, Minn.
"Alone, Together: Translating in Tandem"
Roundtable with Karen Emmerich, Roman Ivashkiv, Harry Leeds, and Sabrina Jaszi
July 1, 7:30 pm
Housework at Chapterhouse
Reading with Emily Abendroth, Nabil Kashyap, and Hazel Gotti Edwards
Hosted by Mel Bentley
June 20
Juniper Institute
UMass Amherst
Craft session on independent publishing
with Patrick Thomas (Milkweed Editions) and Chris Janke (Slope Editions)
June 4, 10 am
Left Forum
John Jay College, NYC, room 3.79
"Experimental Writing/Experimental Publishing"
Panel with Peter Dimock, Ian Dreiblatt, and Eugene Lim
April 6
University of Illinois Springfield
Reading with Zach Savich
April 5
Roosevelt University
Chicago
March 22
University of Notre Dame English Department
Reading with Zach Savich
March 1, 7 pm
The Hatchery reading series
The Monkey Club, Philadelphia
February 11, 4:30 pm
AWP Conference
Washington, DC
"Reading as an Editor: The Intimate Hermeneutics of Work in Progress"
Panel with Mara Naselli, Peter Dimock, and Beth Staples
February 9, 7 pm
AWP off-site
Rescue Press / CSU Poetry Center reading
the Black Squirrel, Adams Morgan
January 18, 6 pm
Kelly Writer's House, University of Pennsylvania
"Marginalized Work, Innovative Critique"
Panel with Caren Beilin, Matt Jakubowski, Steven Dunn, and Vi Khi Nao
Hosted by Full Stop magazine (and in celebration of its first print anthology), writers and editors across presses will discuss innovative dynamics in contemporary criticism. Traditional modes of literary critique might include a summary of a novel's plot, maybe a recommendation (or not) to purchase. But how might experimental forms of criticism better serve marginalized works, including translations and nontraditional writing by women, especially when these works often eschew plot or a patriarchal (logical, hierarchical) ordering of meaning/event? What kinds of radical tactics must be performed in the criticism of new radical work?
January 5, 7 pm
MLA Conference
Philadelphia
"CSE-SHARP Collaborative Session: The Author/Editor Relationship"
Panel with Richard Hill, Nikolaus Wasmoen, John Young; moderated by Anne Coldiron
October 6–8
ALTA Conference
Minneapolis, Minn.
"Alone, Together: Translating in Tandem"
Roundtable with Karen Emmerich, Roman Ivashkiv, Harry Leeds, and Sabrina Jaszi
July 1, 7:30 pm
Housework at Chapterhouse
Reading with Emily Abendroth, Nabil Kashyap, and Hazel Gotti Edwards
Hosted by Mel Bentley
June 20
Juniper Institute
UMass Amherst
Craft session on independent publishing
with Patrick Thomas (Milkweed Editions) and Chris Janke (Slope Editions)
June 4, 10 am
Left Forum
John Jay College, NYC, room 3.79
"Experimental Writing/Experimental Publishing"
Panel with Peter Dimock, Ian Dreiblatt, and Eugene Lim
April 6
University of Illinois Springfield
Reading with Zach Savich
April 5
Roosevelt University
Chicago
March 22
University of Notre Dame English Department
Reading with Zach Savich
March 1, 7 pm
The Hatchery reading series
The Monkey Club, Philadelphia
February 11, 4:30 pm
AWP Conference
Washington, DC
"Reading as an Editor: The Intimate Hermeneutics of Work in Progress"
Panel with Mara Naselli, Peter Dimock, and Beth Staples
February 9, 7 pm
AWP off-site
Rescue Press / CSU Poetry Center reading
the Black Squirrel, Adams Morgan
January 18, 6 pm
Kelly Writer's House, University of Pennsylvania
"Marginalized Work, Innovative Critique"
Panel with Caren Beilin, Matt Jakubowski, Steven Dunn, and Vi Khi Nao
Hosted by Full Stop magazine (and in celebration of its first print anthology), writers and editors across presses will discuss innovative dynamics in contemporary criticism. Traditional modes of literary critique might include a summary of a novel's plot, maybe a recommendation (or not) to purchase. But how might experimental forms of criticism better serve marginalized works, including translations and nontraditional writing by women, especially when these works often eschew plot or a patriarchal (logical, hierarchical) ordering of meaning/event? What kinds of radical tactics must be performed in the criticism of new radical work?
January 5, 7 pm
MLA Conference
Philadelphia
"CSE-SHARP Collaborative Session: The Author/Editor Relationship"
Panel with Richard Hill, Nikolaus Wasmoen, John Young; moderated by Anne Coldiron
