digital/visual poetics, writer, teacher
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Jonathan Thirkield retweeted
Now on our blog: read an interview with Jonathan Thirkield, whose new poetry collection, INFINITY POOL, publishes with the Phoenix Poets series this month: buff.ly/4evo2g4
ALT A graphic reading “Now on the Blog: Read an interview with Jonathan Thirkield, author of ‘Infinity Pool’” & “Poetry is where I find myself most myself and most not myself. It’s where I become myself and find selves that I maybe only kind of knew were there.” Includes the book cover & author photo.
Jonathan Thirkield retweeted
Excellent interview with poet and digital artist Jonathan Thirkield about his new @UChicagoPress book INFINITY POOL pressblog.uchicago.edu/2024/…
Thank you @parisreview and @thereal_ckj for recording this little video of me reading Antwerp (2)! So fun being on Instagram for the first time (might have to join)! instagram.com/reel/Cu2E0SbvK…
Thanks @lithub for including my code poets review in your daily! lithub.com/lit-hub-daily-jun…
My review of @CpPress series of computer generated/mediated writing (mostly, excitingly, poetry!), Using Electricity, is up at @parisreview -- fascinating works by @aparrish, @nickmofo, @programmatology, @RuMboya, @rafapyp, @rrrrrroa, and many others
“Counterpath Press’s series of now thirteen computer-generated books … offers a refreshing alternative to the fantasia of terror and wonder that we’ve all been subjected to since the public release of ChatGPT.”
@jonthirkield for the Review’s Review. theparisreview.org/blog/2023…
Just read my teaching evals (as always with deep trepidation) and I've never been this moved by the comments @parsons_dt MFA students wrote. I feel so lucky to have worked with this awesome group of artists/designers/coders. supreme thanks to @colleenmacklin for bringing me in
So psyched to have part 2 of my spy poem in summer issue of @parisreview
“Whenever I went on too long about Antwerp
The doctor would quietly descend the two steps
To the kitchen and pour a cold French white
Into a tumbler, so as not to incriminate himself.”
From “Antwerp (2)” by @jonthirkield in our new Summer issue.
theparisreview.org/poetry/79…
