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  An Interview with Rachel Zolf Interviewed by Clarise Foster Clarise Foster: My first question is a long one I am afraid, but I am going to put it forward anyway. It strikes me that your newest collection, Neighbour Procedure (published by Coach House Books) is an important destination for you. Your first book, Her absence, this wanderer, has a distinctly personal feel to it. It feels like a journey in search of heritage and inheritance, one which also seems to ...
• An Interview with Jonathan Ball Interviewed by Colin Smith Colin Smith: Jonathan, you preface your book-length poem Ex Machina with a quote from the Victorian satiric novel Erewhon by Samuel Butler: “Man’s very soul is due to the machines, it is a machine-made thing: he thinks as he thinks, and feels as he feels, through the work that machines have wrought upon him, and their existence is quite as much a sine qua non for his, as his for theirs.” Given that ...
• Poem 39 – A tongue listens to a war by Rachel Zolf Driven out of Lebanon warm air opens the lines / Slow moving vowels grip glottal, we pucker / Hiss of splayed ...
• When the Dead Outnumber the Living by Julian Gobert When the dead outnumber the living they will spill forth from purgatory and come back to / reclaim their condos.  ...
• Into the mouths of payphones by Danielle Janess Night after night through cities and villages / she says his name: / Amsterdam, Namur, in Paris, / ...
• [sic] by Taryn Hubbard sic is an extremely simple irc client. Don’t take this personally. It consists of less than 250 / lines of code. ...
• [07] by Jonathan Ball It is all a dream. ^[28] /   / An angel arrives. ^[49] /   / Reinforcements penetrate. ^[38] /   / ...
• [02] by Jonathan Ball The book that you read, seeking something. ^[60] /   / The book that you write, to discover. ^[52] /   / ...