Jesse Poimboeuf has made a great repu tation as a multi-media and performance artist here in Lafayette, LA. (And in New Orleans;...

I messed up the line-spacing on Lesle Lewis’s poems on the 14 th , but I believe I’ve got it right now. Please have another looked at th...

A marvelous fiction-writer, playwright, and director (and, I suspect, producer, on-set psychoanalyst, and floorsweep), Dayana S...

It’s worth distinguishing among some ways in which media may interact—for instance, accidentally, or in a relationship of subordinati...

Robert Frost's "There Are Roughly Zones" is one of those poems (like every poem in which he uses the word "somet...

The principle of the “AND gate” is this: when you have two digital signals, each measured at either a “1” state or a “0” state, inputting ...

I knew that Alan Sondheim would have something interesting to say about mediation, and sure enough. I knew too that Alan likes to wo...

I remember, some years ago, a gathering of writers talking about “the local”—mostly about how it had disappeared or become irrelevant....

Yeon Choi writes of her process in these works:   “I collect images from all different sources. [Real] laces, toys, dresses and othe...

Oh, we  talk  about allusion, but we don’t mean it. Much of the time it seems that our jabs at externality are casual (take  that,  ex...