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HOW IT FEELS TO BE IN IT: An Interview with Dara Barrois/Dixon

“Ha, you get the idea. I think making a poem is a pretty dangerous thing to do.”

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The Book Begins to Speak: On Teaching RENDER / AN APOCALYPSE

“It was hard to step out of this mode of hearing.”

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“This is how you preserve.”

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“The pigs that fence once contained were not just food but property.”

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“Reading this book, you may feel as if someone has taken an axe to you. Yes, someone has.”

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“Do you not call it banquet?”

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“Or a religious tract. Or both.”

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“I read Render today, and I learn again about hope.”

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“One approaches a thing that seems solid from a distance, then finds oneself lost inside of it, in the body of a cloud.”

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“He was an outsider, often painfully so, and as such his work challenges notions of queerness, madness, poetry itself in powerful, meaningful ways.”