MB: I wanted to get you to talk about the book a little bit in the context of […]
Coming this fall, one Tuesday afternoon a month I will open the doors for current and former students […]
People have been asking me what I am teaching next year–here are the course descriptions. These are slightly […]
I’ve been finding all sorts of documents and random files as I try to rebuild my own files […]
Well, at least I am on point. I believe I did this interview around 2007. It concerns my […]
I published my first (or second…) poem in Room Of Own’s Own some…omg…some…thirty years ago? Is that possible? […]
In a marvel of editing, the CBC posted a little over three minutes on the process of writing […]
This was fun. Talking with Al Filreis and (the lovely and amazing) Anna Safford earlier this year…during one […]
ROLL CALL You who were not born in a boat. You who can not tread water. You who […]
Of all the poems to rewrite, or respond to, “Daddy” remains the most difficult (for me at least). […]
Big as My Ariel is there was a lot more that didn’t go in. I will post a […]
I condensed my best of list for The Montreal Gazette. Here they are–
I have had reviews. I have had lists. I am unbelievably lucky. And, as I write this I […]
“Not long after I became a new mother of twins, campus sexual politics and accounts of sexual misconduct […]
Found this on the CBC. A radio interview from 2014 with the lovely & amazing Sonali Karnick. “Award-winning […]
New York, I’ll be reading from My Ariel October 24 at Poet’s House. Come out if you can. Would […]
I caught the first copy of My Ariel as it slid off the glue machine a few weeks […]
I can’t believe I didn’t post this–it was amazing news. I’m totally chuffed. Thanks to the judges, and […]
The latest from My Ariel is up. Thanks to Mark Bibbins at The Awl. The dead bell, the dead […]
The latest poem from my new Plath manuscript is up at The Walrus. Thanks to Damian Rogers for choosing it. […]
Several poems from My Ariel, my new manuscript, are up across the Internet. If they look familiar, they should […]
MxT generates its force through the perpetual denial of this promise. Over and over, the poems present a […]
I feel the need to go back to the moment before I created Lemon Hound, the blog, which means, going back to the time of writing Lemon Hound, the book, a process that made me aware of my more vocal alter ego. Here she is, lounging confidently in an open window, on a bridge, in a great pool of personal silence, with time to watch the river peak.
“The scene is increasingly diverse,” observed Queyras, director of Writers Read, a Concordia University series that invites established […]
I’m on the move in April. Hope to see you at one of these events. BROOKLYN April 14th, […]
I am rich in reviews and so thankful for the close reading! The Bullcalf, Arc Magazine and The […]
Originally posted on NewPoetry:
Sina Queyras ? You created me, you should remember me; leaned your face into the canto…
Montreal: Atwater Library Friday, October 17: Sina Queyras and Ken Babstock Vancouver Writers Festival Friday, October 24, Waterfront […]
Kathryn Mockler @themockler Jul 24 Just finished MxT by Sina Queyras @lemonhound So good! Make sure you read […]
Thanks to Bert Almon for the love. The great strength of the book is not in the apparatus […]
While Queyras acknowledges the limitations of elegiac poetry, she also recognizes its power as a means of communing […]
Thanks to Paul Franz for this astute review: The title M×T derives from what Queyras calls “Ohm’s Law […]
Globe & Mail, April 25th, The lush vehemence of Sina Queyras’s new poetry collection M x T is […]
May 6, 2014 7:00 AM ET More from Mark Medley | @itsmarkmedley Peter J. Thompson/National Post It should […]
MxT by Sina Queyras By Shannon Webb-Campbell Telegraph-Journal April 25 2014 Nothing is large enough to hold grief. […]
Very pleased and honoured by this review from Julie Enzer over at The Rumpus, contextualizing my work in […]
‘Poetry succeeds where science fails to measure grief in this brilliant new collection by the esteemed Queyras.’ –Publishers […]
Tonight Sue Goyette, Larissa Lai and Sue Sinclair will read followed by a conversation.
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