Contributors

Rachel Blau DuPlessis

Contributor History

Gap, Conjunctions:13
Page, Conjunctions:15
From Draft 32: Renga, Conjunctions:30
Draft 38: Georgics and Shadow, Conjunctions:35
Draft 55: Quiptych, Conjunctions:40
From Draft 59: Flash Back, Online 11-16-2004
Draft LXX: Lexicon, Conjunctions:44
Draft 85: Hard Copy, Online 09-13-2007
Draft 82: Hinge, Conjunctions:50
Two Drafts, Conjunctions:53
Pages from Days and Works, Conjunctions:63 (63:315-325)
Useful Knots and How to Tie Them, Conjunctions:66
Body Politic: A Tenso, Conjunctions:69 (49–56)
Incomplete Enlightenment , Online 10-16-2018
Cosmos, A Nocturne, Conjunctions:72
The Entanglements: A Representation, Conjunctions:73
Adventures of the Book, Conjunctions:76
Four Water Poems, Conjunctions:80
The Rachel, Online 09-20-2023

Biography

Photograph © RBD

Selected Poems,1980-2020 by Rachel Blau DuPlessis was published by CHAX Press in 2022. A Long Essay on the Long Poem (University of Alabama Press) and the collage-poem book Life in Handkerchiefs (Materialist Press) both appeared in 2023. Expected soon is Daykeeping from Selva Oscura.

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In Print

Conjunctions:82

Works & Days

Spring 2024
Bradford Morrow

Online

Seven Poems

by Leah Flax Barber

April 10, 2024

I do not like old water.

The water in the ocean is old

The lake is old

But maybe it’s not

Subject to the logic of time, of old and new.

Water.

Five Poems

by Jonathan Larson

April 3, 2024

To my beloved sense of security, it’s your perimeter
that draws its corners like a belt when it comes down
to eating frozen foods out of the ground, each unenvelopment a finer slice of skin, hooped up inside a shuffle to which turns quicken around the other way, like Artaud said about dead bolts, skull-clangor, that rings out.

The Epitaphs

by Ryan Choi

March 27, 2024

On my day off, I drove my aging father to his death in the quaint town he had frequented after the navy when he was bouncing between jobs. On the phone, two nights before the fated trip, was the first I had heard him speak of this place. Though I believed him, doubts soon set in, and I wondered whether his claim was a phantom of his condition.

A Reading by Elizabeth Hand

The acclaimed, genre-spanning writer reads from her work.

Monday, April 22, 2024

4:00 pm – 5:00 pm EDT/GMT-4

Campus Center, Weis Cinema