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“troubling the line”
Post: Troubling the Line Celebration in New York City
On Wednesday, December 11, at 8pm, at The Poetry Project in New York City, join Samuel Ace, Ching-in Chen, CA Conrad, Joy Ladin, Dawn Lundy Martin, Tim Trace Peterson, Jordan Rice, […]
Book: Troubling the Line:
The first-ever collection of poetry by trans and genderqueer writers.
Post: TC Tolbert, Author of Gephyromania, Speaks to Nightboat Fellow Snigdha Koirala!
Happy publication the reprint of TC Tolbert’s Gephyromania! TC and Nightboat fellow Snigdha Koirala celebrate by discussing silence, in-betweeness, and more. Take a look below! ___________________________________ Snigdha: Gephyromania is concerned with […]
bio: Trace Peterson
TRACE PETERSON is a trans woman poet critic. Author of Since I Moved In and numerous chapbooks, she is also Editor/Publisher of EOAGH and Co-editor of Troubling the Line. Her scholarly and creative writing have recently […]
bio: TC Tolbert
TC Tolbert often identifies as a trans and genderqueer feminist, collaborator, mover, and poet but really s/he’s just a human in love with humans doing human things. The author of Gephyromania […]
bio: Duriel E. Harris
Duriel E. Harris is a poet, performer, and sound artist. She is author of three print volumes of poetry, including her most recent, No Dictionary of a Living Tongue (Nightboat, 2017), Drag (2003) and Amnesiac: Poems (2010). […]
Post: Interview with Jeffrey Zuckerman, the translator of Hervé Guibert’s My Manservant and Me!
To celebrate the recent publication of My Manservant and Me by Hervé Guibert, translated by Jeffrey Zuckerman, poet & past Nightboat Intern Ryan Cook speaks with Jeffrey about translation, big […]
Post: A Dossier for Akilah Oliver’s the she said dialogues
Happy Birthday to Akilah Oliver! Akilah Oliver (1961-2011) is remembered for her fiercely intelligent and ambitious writing, which sought to do no less than expand the boundaries of an African-American literary […]
Post: The Making of SPEECH: Reflections on Abu Dhabi, Walking, Weaving, and Poetry
By Jill Magi I live in a high rise building in Abu Dhabi called Sama Tower; sama means “sky” or “heavens” in Arabic. From my writing desk I look down […]