(Arman Kazemi’s remix/revision of a published page from The Politics of Knives) Adam Petrash kindly interviewed me for an article he published in the Uniter — below you’ll find the full interview transcript. I modified and added to it a little as I posted it here. What can you tell our readers about yourself that […]
Nice to see the new book on someone’s “summer reading list” over at The Puritan— a breezy summer read about assassination and terror! Ball should have considered a career directing films given how often he pretends to be a camera, but “He Paints the Room Red” is genuinely chilling. “In Vitro City” presents condotopia in […]
Read the whole issue: don’t miss the Beachcombers book review!
Theodoros Chiotis reviews Ex Machina (click the quote for the full review) in Hand + Star: Jonathan Ball is preoccupied not so much with the process of writing poetry as with the production of textuality in the age of information surplus. The evolutionary concepts implicit in Ball’s collection emphasize the fact that every single person […]
The Winnipeg Free Press reviewed Ex Machina. That’s the news! Headlines don’t lie, people!
Sina Queyras interviewed me for her blog, Lemon Hound: check it out. This is part of a series of interviews Sina is doing on reviewing.
