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[rustbeltjessie]

reading list: end of summer 2018

An incomplete list of some of the many, many things that inspired me over the course of the spring and summer.

Stuff I Read on the Interwebs

Essays/CNF

Abject Permanence, by Larissa Pham

An Hourglass Figure: On Photographer Francesca Woodman, by Ariana Reines

Corpse Logic, by Emma Hyche

Every Day, Another Language Dies, by Heather Altfeld

Hank Williams Is Sacred, by Alex DiFrancesco

How Do We Write Now, by Patricia Lockwood

Letter of Recommendation: Dead Malls, by Kate Folk

The Patronizing Questions We Ask Women Who Write, by Meaghan O’Connell

Picturing America, by Greil Marcus

Portrait of the Artist As a Young Corpse, by Heather O’Neill

Sick Woman Theory, by Johanna Hedva

Under the Influence, by Michelle Lyn King

Why Writing Matters In the Age of Despair, by Lyz Lenz

You have eternity to be dead so just wait, by Luke O’Neil

Fiction/Drama

The Burned House, by Lynda E. Rucker

Fentanyl, by Bud Smith

Thorn and Kiss, by Jen Rouse

Poetry

I read so much poetry online that it would be impossible to even scratch the surface here. So I’m just gonna suggest you go check out the Summer 2018 Micro-Chap Series from Ghost City Press. If you want more of my poetry recommendations, follow me on Twitter @ rustbeltjessie.

Writing Resources

Two things that have helped me get past stuck places in my own writing this summer are Emilia Phillips’ blog and Caits Meissner’s (free to download!) workbook, Reaching.

Books, Chapbooks, and Zines I Read

Poetry

Allegiance, by Francine J. Harris

Apocalyptic Swing, by Gabrielle Calvocoressi

The Book of Nightmares, by Galway Kinnell

Citizen, by Claudia Rankine

Coeur de Lion, by Ariana Reines

The Fall of America, by Allen Ginsberg

Housewifery, by Carly-Anne Ravnikar

Saudade, by Traci Brimhall

Self-Portrait As Wikipedia Entry, by Dean Rader

SkateFate, by Juan Felipe Herrera

Tanka & Me, by Kaethe Schwehn

Trickster Feminism, by Anne Waldman

Virgin, by Analicia Sotelo

Witch Wife, by Kiki Petrosino

Non-Fiction

Betwixt and Between: Some Essays on the Writing Life, by Jenny Boully

By Herself: Women Reclaim Poetry, edited by Molly McQuade

Dead Girls, by Alice Bolin

Don’t Piss Down My Back and Tell Me It’s Raining, by Julia Eff

Fixer Eraser #s2-5, by Jonas

The Grand Permission: New Writings On Poetics and Motherhood, edited by Patricia Dienstfrey and Brenda Hillman

Letter to a Future Lover, by Ander Monson

Fiction

Awayland, by Ramona Ausubel

The Vanishing Princess, by Jenny Diski

[mattroden13]

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— Hank Lockwood (@hen_ease) February 14, 2020

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