Maybe The Book is Bewildered: An Interview with Hajara Quinn
Jeff Alessandrelli07.30.19
Jeff Alessandrelli spoke with Hajara Quinn about community, awe, inspiration, and her award-winning debut poetry collection, Coolth.
Seeking Past: An Interview with Jake Syersak
Jeff Alessandrelli01.03.19
Jake Syersak speaks with Jeff Alessandrelli about Syersak’s new book of poems, Yield Architecture.
Off the Page: An Interview with Gabrielle Civil
Jeff Alessandrelli01.15.18
Jeff Alessandrelli caught up with author and performance artist Gabrielle Civil to discuss perspective, stereotypes, expectation, and much more in the wake of her genre-bending memoir Swallow the Fish.
Bad Business is Good Art—Fonograf Editions
Jeff Alessandrelli06.21.16
Fonograf Editions, a new imprint whose first release comes from Eileen Myles, is releasing poetry on vinyl and betting–like all of us–on Lewis Hyde.
Notes Towards an Essay about the Writing Scenery in Portland.
Jeff Alessandrelli11.17.14
Jeff Alessandrelli digs into Portland’s literary scene, finding both a lack worth paying attention to and a sufficiency to make flyover states jealous.
A Question of Form
Jeff Alessandrelli07.17.14
Jeff Alessandrelli talks form and contemporary poetry through a review Edward Hirsch’s A Poet’s Glossary.
The Opposite of Poetry is Oppression: An Interview with James Gendron
Jeff Alessandrelli03.18.14
Jeff Alessandrelli talks with James Gendron about poetry, Magritte, and comedy.
