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Janice Obuchowski
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Janice Obuchowski
Janice Obuchowski’s fiction has appeared in Gettysburg Review, Alaska Quarterly, and elsewhere. She has received a special mention in the 2017 Pushcart Prize anthology, the Emerging Artist Award in Literature from the Saint Botolph Club Foundation of Boston, and a scholarship from the Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference. She earned her MFA from the University of California, Irvine and served as a fiction editor for New England Review.

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Vol. 73
Conjunctions:73
Earth Elegies
Fall 2019
Edited by Bradford Morrow

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An Interview
A Selected Text from Conjunctions:73, Earth Elegies
by Robert Macfarlane
Interview by Diane Ackerman
December 6, 2019
Where nostalgia is the pain arising from moving away from a loved place, solastalgia occurs without you going anywhere; it is the landscape that “leaves” from around you. The last decade—and especially the last two or three years—have seen an intensification and a globalization of this distinctive Anthropocene effect
Memorydrive
A Selected Text from Conjunctions:73, Earth Elegies
by Kristine Ong Muslim
November 29, 2019
Kintsugi, an ancient Japanese art form, entails repairing cracked pottery by reattaching the shards with gold lacquer powder mixed with the adhesive. This is done so that a warm glow appears to radiate from the jagged tracery made by the fractures between the glued parts, emphasizing the “scars” that define a critical moment in the history of the pottery piece.
Two Poems
by Marjorie Welish
November 26, 2019
When as a resistance fighter for Greece, Xenakis heard the din of warfare but not the bullets individually, he determined in recollection that his composing would respect the mass phenomenon, and yes, he did later in life go out in a storm to time intervals between the lightning strikes.
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A Reading by Carole Maso
Monday, March 2, 2020
2:30 pm – 3:30 pm
Campus Center, Weis Cinema