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| James Brown
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This River: A Memoir
[Excerpt + Reviews]
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Link-lists in the blue column at right change with each issue.
(Note: All out-links open in a new window.) Links below were
featured during Spring 2011:
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| Brian Brodeur |
How a Poem Happens: Contemporary Poets Discuss the
Making of Poems
[A Talk With Dorianne Laux, February 2009]
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| Dave Jarecki |
“Interview With Joseph Millar”
[27 February 2009]
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| Victoria Patterson |
“An Interview With James Brown”
[A discussion of memoir vs. fiction, 10 March 2011]
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| Neda Raeker |
“George Washington’s Late Fines: An Interview with Tom Fleming”
[1 November 2010]
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| WebTalkRadio.net |
“Addicted to Addicts:
Survival 101—from Tragedy to Survival”
[An Interview of James Brown]
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Serving House Journal intends to publish in each forthcoming issue, along
with a delicious selection of contemporary poems, two or three informal essays by
poets discussing one of their poems. In this issue we feature:
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| Joseph Duemer
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On “Abandoned Bluetick Bitch”
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| Donna Hilbert
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Trees: A Nook in the Memory Palace
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| Al Zolynas
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On “Love in the Classroom”
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| Johannes Ewald
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The Evening
[A poem translated from Danish by
Thomas E. Kennedy]
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| Johann Wolfgang Goethe
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The Moonlit Night
[A poem translated after Emil Aarestrup’s
Danish by Thomas E. Kennedy]
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| Line-Maria Lång
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Collector
[Flash fiction translated from Danish by
Thomas E. Kennedy]
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