Thirty-Odd Functions of Voice in the Poems of Alice Notley

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Thirty-Odd Functions of Voice in the Poems of Alice NotleySteven Zultanski Alice Notley has consistently peopled her poetry with the voices of those around her: kids, friends, husbands, strangers, and the dead. In Thirty Odd Functions of Voice in the Poetry of Alice Notley, poet and critic Steven Zultanski offers an array of interpretations of this technique, sketching relationships between intimate speech and literary language.

Achter alles zit een plan

and certainly more than usually thought-provoking’ The Guardian

Does the pouty

framing Killian’s real-life experience of losing his friends and lovers to the disease through the camera lens of Italian horror filmmaker

which means to test or experiment with what one knows as a learning tool

arguments on the phone with your parents across timezones

more than a hundred years after her birth and more than twenty-five years after her death

Under Tranströmer’s watchful eye

as well as a companion essay by Kristin Dykstra

This generous selection of poems will be welcomed by poetry lovers and film buffs alike and will be an event in American letters

aesthetics and creativity

In/somnia explores fissures within words as places where thought enters