Q: Hey Claire, what’s something you consider “poetic” about your part of Tucson?
Q: Hey Claire, what’s something you consider “poetic” about your part of Tucson?
A: I was in a poetry club at my public elementary school in 2nd grade. I don’t remember it at all and only know because my dear friend Devin reminds me that this is the origin story of our friendship.
A: I was in a poetry club at my public elementary school in 2nd grade. I don’t remember it at all and only know because my dear friend Devin reminds me that this is the origin story of our friendship.
Q: Hey Claire, what’s the worst writing advice you’ve ever received?
Q: Hey Claire, what’s the worst writing advice you’ve ever received?
Q: Hey Claire, ever keep a dream journal?
Q: Hey Claire, ever keep a dream journal?
Q: Hey AB, have a favorite book-length poem?
Q: Hey AB, have a favorite book-length poem?
A: I have written a spell. There are five spells in my current manuscript.
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Be sure to check out new poems by the always magical AB Gorham at ADozenNothing.com!
A: I have written a spell. There are five spells in my current manuscript.
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Be sure to check out new poems by the always magical AB Gorham at ADozenNothing.com!
Q:Hey AB, working on any projects you want to tell us about?
Q:Hey AB, working on any projects you want to tell us about?
Q: Hey AB, what’s something you’ve learned from an editor?
Q: Hey AB, what’s something you’ve learned from an editor?
Q: Hey AB, how might your poetry be different if you were legally required to only “write what you know?”
Q: Hey AB, how might your poetry be different if you were legally required to only “write what you know?”
A: All.
(We wish we could say we chose the photo for this, but that was AB Gorham herself. Her poems at www.ADozenNothing.com are equally brilliant).
A: All.
(We wish we could say we chose the photo for this, but that was AB Gorham herself. Her poems at www.ADozenNothing.com are equally brilliant).
A: Wallace Stevens’ “The Emperor of Ice-Cream”. Something about the way poetry “resists intelligence” (Stevens’ idea) challenges me as a reader to return and try again.
A: Wallace Stevens’ “The Emperor of Ice-Cream”. Something about the way poetry “resists intelligence” (Stevens’ idea) challenges me as a reader to return and try again.
Q: Hey AB, have you ever eavesdropped a line into a poem?
Q: Hey AB, have you ever eavesdropped a line into a poem?
Q: Hey AB, how has your work as an editor at Octopus Books changed your own writing?
Q: Hey AB, how has your work as an editor at Octopus Books changed your own writing?
Q: Hey Gabriel, care to share a writing prompt?
Q: Hey Gabriel, care to share a writing prompt?
Q: Hey Gabriel, are there any poets whose work makes you laugh?
Q: Hey Gabriel, are there any poets whose work makes you laugh?
Q: Hey Gabriel, you’re working as a lifeguard at the pool of American poetry. What makes you blow your whistle?
Q: Hey Gabriel, you’re working as a lifeguard at the pool of American poetry. What makes you blow your whistle?
Q: Hey Gabriel, is there a work or art that you think would pair well with your book, A Ten Peso Burial for Which Truth I Sign (Fonograf Editions, 2024)?
Q: Hey Gabriel, is there a work or art that you think would pair well with your book, A Ten Peso Burial for Which Truth I Sign (Fonograf Editions, 2024)?