The Kenyon Review recently published an interview with ASP’s own Rose Solari concerning several different operational and philosophical aspects of the modern independent press. One of the questions that the interviewer, Kristina Marie Darling, posed to Rose inquired about the notion of “literary citizenship,” and, specifically, how it “shapes [the] editorial decisions” of a small press.
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Rose Solari Talks with Acclaimed Poet David Gewanter
“I am not seeking to articulate a political position. To make poems I seek paradox and contradiction: the opposite of an ideology.” — David Gewanter This Sunday, October 21, at 8…
Why I Didn’t Report.
Last week, in response to current events too complex and heartbreaking to recount here, I added to the chain of grief and sisterhood flooding social media with stories of why…
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Guenevere
Looking for Guenevere is a one–act play in three scenes that retells Arthurian legend from a woman’s perspective. The characters are two contemporary women who, over the course of an…
Reviews
On the poetry collection, Orpheus in the Park: Current News (updated 1/28/08): A new review of Orpheus in the Park by poet Alex McRae has just appeared on Eyewear, a…