Carrie Chappell
@chapp010.bsky.social
Poet | Translator | Researcher | Bessettienne. Loving Tallulah Bankhead (Paris Heretics 2022). Quarantine Daybook (Bottlecap 2021). PhD at CY Cergy Paris Université. She/her.
IG: @chapp010
IG: @chapp010
Nomination for best vintage clothing store name in Paris. But happy to hear from other suitors.
December 12, 2025 at 5:39 PM
Nomination for best vintage clothing store name in Paris. But happy to hear from other suitors.
Next Tuesday, December 16th, @parisheretics.bsky.social will celebrate their 5-year anniversary. I was so pleased to work with them on Loving Tallulah Bankhead. Hope you’ll turn out for the event at Point Éphémère, for radical love and several helpings of heresy! (Below poster by Lucas Lecacheur)
December 11, 2025 at 5:47 PM
Next Tuesday, December 16th, @parisheretics.bsky.social will celebrate their 5-year anniversary. I was so pleased to work with them on Loving Tallulah Bankhead. Hope you’ll turn out for the event at Point Éphémère, for radical love and several helpings of heresy! (Below poster by Lucas Lecacheur)
Really pleased to have a new poem @pamenarpress.bsky.social. I wrote a longish post about it on Instagram, my personal relationship with the accordance/discordance of the French "frôle" with the English "fondle." As ever, talking to the work of Hélène Bessette: www.pamenarpress.com/post/carrie-...
November 18, 2025 at 3:21 PM
Really pleased to have a new poem @pamenarpress.bsky.social. I wrote a longish post about it on Instagram, my personal relationship with the accordance/discordance of the French "frôle" with the English "fondle." As ever, talking to the work of Hélène Bessette: www.pamenarpress.com/post/carrie-...
Poème perdu de pressing
November 11, 2025 at 10:16 AM
Poème perdu de pressing
Thank you to Editor @aprilmbratten.bsky.social for selecting my poem - " 'Dans ces beiges très confortables.,' " written after Hélène Bessette's Ida ou le délire - to appear in Issue 71 of @upthestaircase.bsky.social. I'm honored to share these pages with so many wonderful poets and artists.
November 1, 2025 at 7:56 PM
Thank you to Editor @aprilmbratten.bsky.social for selecting my poem - " 'Dans ces beiges très confortables.,' " written after Hélène Bessette's Ida ou le délire - to appear in Issue 71 of @upthestaircase.bsky.social. I'm honored to share these pages with so many wonderful poets and artists.
Billy Joel Goth is what I’ve been carrying on the inside.
October 18, 2025 at 6:58 AM
Billy Joel Goth is what I’ve been carrying on the inside.
Thank you so much to Ivy Writers Paris and Red Wheelbarrow for hosting us at last night’s French Poetry in Translation event. Here we are — Sandra, Amanda, and myself — post/during our braided reading of Cassandra at point-blank range (@lavink-dialogos.bsky.social).
October 8, 2025 at 5:31 PM
Thank you so much to Ivy Writers Paris and Red Wheelbarrow for hosting us at last night’s French Poetry in Translation event. Here we are — Sandra, Amanda, and myself — post/during our braided reading of Cassandra at point-blank range (@lavink-dialogos.bsky.social).
PARIS: Next Tuesday, with Virginie Poitrasson and Michelle Noteboom; Laura Mullen and Stéphanie Chaillou; Sandra Mousssempès, Amanda Murphy, and myself. Hosted by Ivy Writers and The Red Wheelbarrow Bookstore. Would be nice to see you there.
September 30, 2025 at 4:18 PM
PARIS: Next Tuesday, with Virginie Poitrasson and Michelle Noteboom; Laura Mullen and Stéphanie Chaillou; Sandra Mousssempès, Amanda Murphy, and myself. Hosted by Ivy Writers and The Red Wheelbarrow Bookstore. Would be nice to see you there.
11 ans à Paris aujourd’hui.
« Je ne viens pas pour voir.
Ce que tout le monde vient voir. »
—Hélène Bessette
« Je ne viens pas pour voir.
Ce que tout le monde vient voir. »
—Hélène Bessette
September 8, 2025 at 12:32 PM
11 ans à Paris aujourd’hui.
« Je ne viens pas pour voir.
Ce que tout le monde vient voir. »
—Hélène Bessette
« Je ne viens pas pour voir.
Ce que tout le monde vient voir. »
—Hélène Bessette
« …il faut allumer l’épouvantable impatience…» —Liliane Giraudon
August 22, 2025 at 7:19 AM
« …il faut allumer l’épouvantable impatience…» —Liliane Giraudon
August 11, 2025 at 8:43 AM
Poème de la craie bleue de tailleur
August 4, 2025 at 7:56 AM
Poème de la craie bleue de tailleur
Full week of rain in Paris, and I’d like to petition the engineer-entrepreneurs of this world to help me conceptualize a "book poncho."
July 24, 2025 at 6:46 AM
Full week of rain in Paris, and I’d like to petition the engineer-entrepreneurs of this world to help me conceptualize a "book poncho."
Poetry & hybrid writing from contemporary French women writers! Amanda Murphy & I will be presenting our co-translation of Cassandra at point-blank range by Sandra Moussempès alongside Laura Mullen who will be releasing her translation of something happens by Stéphanie Chaillou. 2pm CST & 21h CEST.
July 19, 2025 at 5:24 AM
Poetry & hybrid writing from contemporary French women writers! Amanda Murphy & I will be presenting our co-translation of Cassandra at point-blank range by Sandra Moussempès alongside Laura Mullen who will be releasing her translation of something happens by Stéphanie Chaillou. 2pm CST & 21h CEST.
"Or it could be said when imagination catches fire, it ends up a fuse and political."
-Nicole Brossard, translated by Barbara Godard
-Nicole Brossard, translated by Barbara Godard
June 16, 2025 at 7:02 AM
"Or it could be said when imagination catches fire, it ends up a fuse and political."
-Nicole Brossard, translated by Barbara Godard
-Nicole Brossard, translated by Barbara Godard
Hier, je crois, si c’est encore moi, l’être qui aurait survécu à tous les nous de majesté.
May 22, 2025 at 6:12 AM
Hier, je crois, si c’est encore moi, l’être qui aurait survécu à tous les nous de majesté.
Nicole Brossard, translated by Barbara Godard. The first time I’ve loved a translation. Most of the time I get stuck in the blues of them.
May 21, 2025 at 12:09 PM
Nicole Brossard, translated by Barbara Godard. The first time I’ve loved a translation. Most of the time I get stuck in the blues of them.
Thank you, Alice Notley.
May 20, 2025 at 7:34 PM
Thank you, Alice Notley.
I wrote the first "Motherhood Poem" last year, against the genre, against the preciousness of your regard. They are my "crunchy" motherhood poems as Lisa Pasold dubbed them. Thank you to Westerly Magazine for publishing this first batch. Order the issue (hard copy or PDF) at the link in comments.
May 6, 2025 at 1:13 PM
I wrote the first "Motherhood Poem" last year, against the genre, against the preciousness of your regard. They are my "crunchy" motherhood poems as Lisa Pasold dubbed them. Thank you to Westerly Magazine for publishing this first batch. Order the issue (hard copy or PDF) at the link in comments.
Depuis les entrailles
April 2, 2025 at 9:00 AM
Depuis les entrailles
With Amanda Murphy, I am delighted to share the publication of our co-translation, Cassandra at point-blank range by Sandra Moussempès, out today from Diálogos. It's a bilingual edition & full of funky poetics from an awesome French poet you should be reading: www.lavenderink.org/site/shop/ca...
April 1, 2025 at 6:41 PM
With Amanda Murphy, I am delighted to share the publication of our co-translation, Cassandra at point-blank range by Sandra Moussempès, out today from Diálogos. It's a bilingual edition & full of funky poetics from an awesome French poet you should be reading: www.lavenderink.org/site/shop/ca...