Super way to spend le quatorze juillet at Hoxton Cabin

When others move and are moved, you feel moved, like you are moving, like you are in a queue leading you underground, taking you to a body in its shrine. Extraordinary piece by Kimberly Campanello in the new Tolka

I wrote about Christodoulos Makris’s important exhibition IS THIS A POEM? currently at MoLI – Museum of Literature Ireland, & talked to him about his work, avant-garde, and the need to widen poetic perspectives in Ireland and beyond for Books Ireland. Hope you enjoy! booksirelandmagazine.com/is-this-a-poem…

Book for the full tour of the exhibition with Christodoulos Makris on Saturday here! bit.ly/3ytiiUf Image below from the exhibition by Kimberly Campanello

Hopefully see some really special friends and make new ones tonight as I try to sing and play the right notes just not necessarily in the right order 🤗- ‘jazz’ Swiss Church, London #yopd #Parkinsons

At Hoxton Cabin the poet K does Dante's Inf Canto 1, & a certain match will be shown in same spot for those subsequently interested in shadowy poetic moods on the face of HK, not unlike the face of AR who wrote up his own hellish season. Iris Colomb J. R. Carpenter Stephen Emmerson

Excited to be teaching with Poetry School on VISIONS & THE VISIONARY, film and poetry: H.D. and her influence on Robert Duncan and Barbara Guest, alongside Stan Brakhage and Maya Deren poetryschool.com/courses/vision…

Issue Five is here and it’s looking resplendent! 🐷 It’s not to be missed. Featuring excellent work from Latifa Akay, Kevin Breathnach, Kimberly Campanello, Laura Cassidy, Gary Grace, Kate Kiernan and Alexandra Ye. More on each of them in the coming days!thepigsback.ie/shop

Today online, Kimberly Campanello's Circling Dante takes all mentions of circling/circle in the Commedia and translates the terzine in which those words appear, stripping the narrative/allusions down and using no proper nouns (or any English form of "circle"): sublunaryeditions.com/magazine/circl…

New online! We've published Kimberly Campanello's essay, 'Essential Material', originally published in Tolka Issue Five, now free for all to read. tolkajournal.org/read-online/es… Kimberly Campanello

Parkinson's UK Debbie P Andrew Wright you framed it as your language: 'Finding it difficult after the Parkinson’s honeymoon phase is over?' Instead of saying, 'Some PwP and other have described it as...however...and here's some ways to...' That would be much much better.

Now online 'Circling Dante'. Here's Dante, circled and scribed – the circle is a spine that runs through the Commedia, a column of words that holds it/us up even, or especially, in its absence. sublunaryeditions.com/magazine/circl… Thank you! Sublunary Editions Dr. Vik Shirley

Essential Material from issue 7 of Tolka now online

Summer is a great time to catch up on some of the Irish Itinerary #Podcast episodes you missed! Listen to our latest episode featuring #poet Kimberly Campanello at efacis.eu/podcast, spotify, apple podcasts or elsewhere. #irishstudies #poetry #performance

Poet K is Danteing!

Yes! Wonderful writing from David Higgins.

People with Parkinson's...who are dealing with the disease plus varied social and institutional barriers and challenges...also – we are not on a honeymoon or past it...regardless of med/progression...if this is a honeymoon, well, refund + lawyer, please!! 😅

Good news plus my School of English - University of Leeds Arts, Humanities and Cultures, University of Leeds colleague J. R. Carpenter is quoted saying the stuff that needs saying! theartnewspaper.com/2024/09/04/uk-…