This was another very poetry-heavy month, though I did manage to sneak in a couple of books about politics and the like. This quantity of poetry reading is putting my head in an interesting place, and I have written a couple of poems about the effect of reading so much poetry in a compressed time-frame. Perhaps this is what it is like to be an English major.
Two items of note here: Between Clay and Dust, which is the first fiction I have read since sometime in March, and Kameron Hurley’s short fiction, which is the first such I have read this year. 2022 had been like that.
Books and Journals
- Poetry Magazine #215.6 (March 2020) [2022.05.04]
- Poetry Magazine #216.1 (April 2020) [2022.05.05]
- Poetry Magazine #216.2 (May 2020) [2022.05.08]
- Poetry Magazine #216.3 (June 2020) [2022.05.10]
- Poetry Magazine #216.4 (July-August 2020) [2022.05.11]
- Poetry Magazine #217.1 (October 2020) [2022.05.15]
- Poetry Magazine #217.2 (November 2020) [2022.05.16]
- Poetry Magazine #217.3 (December 2020) [2022.05.17]
- Anderson, Benedict, Imagined Communities [2022.05.18]
- Poetry Magazine #217.4 (January 2021) [2022.05.19]
- Poetry Magazine #217.5 (February 2021) [2022.05.20]
- Poetry Magazine #217.6 (March 2021) [2022.05.22]
- Poetry Magazine #218.1 (April 2021) [2022.05.23]
- Duncombe, Stephen, Dream or Nightmare [2022.05.24]
- Poetry Magazine #218.2 (May 2021) [2022.05.25]
- Poetry Magazine #218.3 (June 2021) [2022.05.26]
- Poetry Magazine #218.4 (July/August 2021) [2022.05.27]
- Farooqi, Musharraf Ali, Between Clay and Dust [2022.05.28]
- Poetry Magazine #218.5 (September 2021) [2022.05.29]
- Poetry Magazine #219.1 (October 2021) [2022.05.31]
Short Prose
- Hurley, Kameron, “Sky Boys”, Future Artifacts: Stories [2022.05.29]
- Hurley, Kameron, “Overdark”, Future Artifacts: Stories [2022.05.31]