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Reading: Caryl Pagel and Emily Pettit, jubilat/Jones (September 17, 2017)
Emily Pettit
“there was among us a child”
“it strains the heart, the strange neck”
“I am that red thing going around”
“after passing the goat it was important to slow down”
Caryl Pagel
“I won’t say too much about them for fear of learning too much”
“hiding the woods, you lion”
“no wait, wild is wrong”
“a seawall underwater lens”
“dense prediction”
“mistaken violence”
“are you yourself well”
“that pitch / there is something in the way of the thought”
“earth’s peevish heat”
“what was the way you used to take”
“oh dumb child you once played orphanage”
“cropped shortages”
“and in those decades you thought to live / you were a careful person”
“here it halts in Chicago”
“silly civic fool”
“whales do have wombs too”
“soft fanned advantage”
“state systemic rules that locate themselves ahead of God”
“the fact-based lies—what whale?”
“to involve the thought”
“a lens with which to love”
“pay attention to what you are allowed to help”
“start with where you are”
“arboreal murmurs”
“the rainforest carwash”
“silent like there was no prayer”
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In jubilat 29 you will find – Spirit. Insect wings. Babylon. Seahorses. Insomniacs. Songs that build. Leonard Cohen. Cerebellum. Dust. Cans. Woodlands. A young maple. Blood. Lupines. A security guard. Signposts. Singing in an open space. An echo. Flames. A shape. A talisman. Timelines. A bunny. The riff. All teeth. A stop.
In jubilat 29 you will find previously unpublished poems by James Tate, alongside photographs from James Tate’s home by Michael Medeiros. This portfolio is one way that jubilat hopes to honor James Tate’s life and work. A life and work that has always inspired jubilat and will continue to.
jubilat 29 features work by Kaveh Akbar, Ciaran Berry, Anne Boyer, Ana Božičević, Suzanne Buffam, Sandra & Ben Doller, Carolina Ebeid, Natalie Eilbert, Brian Foley, Leora Fridman, James Haug, Brione Janae, Jennifer L. Knox, Chris Martin & Mary Austin Speaker, Michael Medeiros, Lo Kwa Mei-en, Katie Mertz, David James Miller, Cate Peebles, Camille Rankine, Emily Skaja, James Tate, Marcus Wicker, Naima Yael Woods, and Monica Youn. Cover art by Han Shan.
For making jubilat possible, many thanks – to editors, Kevin González and Caryl Pagel; to our design editor, Mary Austin Speaker; to our web editor, Lauren Haldeman; to our managing editor and found content editor, Halie Theoharides; to our assistant managing editor, Sarah Nichols; to our assistant editor Jon Ruseski; to our readers – Max Cohen, Matt Erickson, John Goodhue, Elmira Elvazova, Maggie Foley, and Joseph Johnson; and to Dara Wier.
Many thanks to Delia Pless and Lindsey Webb for their work hosting the jubilat/Jones Reading Series, which this year featured incredible readings by - Amy Lawless & Morgan Parker, Monica McClure & Paige Taggart, Mónica de la Torre & Joshua Edwards, Michelle Gil-Montero & Sawako Nakayasu, andAna Božičević & Bianca Stone.
Kevin González, Caryl Pagel and I are thrilled to have jubilat 29 out in the world and are very thankful to the poets in these pages and the poets that helped put these pages together.
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Matthew Rohrer reading at season opening jubilat/jones reading (with Arda Collins).
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Reading: Polina Barskova, jubilat / Jones Reading Series (April 4, 2017)
aesthetization of trauma
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Reading: Alan Felsenthal & Rachel B. Glaser, jubilat / Jones Reading Series (March 5, 2017)
Alan Felsenthal
“sometimes you’re the thief”
“I get to know my body as a boy”
“you do not live a [bear] life”
“a cult of personalization”
I wander a masculine form”
“the sun gives gifts of illness”
“I wanted to be more than a living clock”
“decide if I could live a sensual life”
“a god wafted”
“to languish unhumiliated, a victory”
“peacock ethics”
Rachel B. Glaser
“you look like a meter with the coin stuck”
(what does it mean to write something that requires the page?)
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