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Archive for tag: journals

26.012016September 10, 2019

VIDA Reads with Writers – Stacy Szymaszek!

VIDA Reads with Writers – Stacy Szymaszek!

By Lisa SummeIn VIDA Reads with Writers!Tags A Brief History of Seven Killings, Audre Lorde, Bernadette Mayer, Emptied of All Ships, Etal Adnan, Fence Books, Gail Scott, hart island, Hyperglossia, In Other Words, Jhumpa Lahiri, journals, Journals of Ugly Sites and Other Journals, Keith Haring, Marlon James, Muriel Rukeyser, Naropa, New York Foundation for the Arts, Ottoline Prize, Pasolini, Paul Beatty, Philip Whalen, poetry, Queer Art Mentorship, Stacy Szymaszek, The Sellout

What are you reading on the subway or in the waiting room today? Keith Haring Journals. What book popped for you in 2015? Paul Beatty’s The Sellout....

01.022015October 9, 2020

VIDA Roundtable on Misogynist Content and Editorial Responsibility

VIDA Roundtable on Misogynist Content and Editorial Responsibility

By Jessica ReidyIn FeaturedTags affirmative action, art, artist, authenticity, AWP, Big Lucks, binary, blind reading, careerism, Catherine MacKinnon, censorship, change, chapbook contest, colonization, commodified identity, confidence gap, contemporary poetry, context, criticism, diversity, double standards, editing, editorial discretion, editorial responsibility, ethnicity, gender, history, Ijeoma Oluo, Jocelyn Macdonald, journals, LGBTQ, literary magazines, literature, luna luna magazine, male privilege, male violence, manic pixie, marginalization, misogynist content, narrative, navel gazing, networking, oppressive art, people of color, poem, poetry, politics, power, publishing, rape, roundtable, sad girl misogyny, safe space, Sarah Boyle, sarah certa, scarcity, separation between art and artist, Sonya Vatomsky, sophia katz, Stephen Tully Dierks, subjectivity, submission calls, suicide girl, the canon, trauma, trigger warnings, VIDA, white supremacy, wicked stepmother, Women

Recently, following the publication of a troubling poem about violence against women, a social media backlash began, along with a conversation about misogynist content, editorial...

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