Poem mentions me as “interlocutor-host”
Ian Morrisson sent me a chapbook of poems. It is in part a response to my essay on paraphonotextuality published a few years ago in AModern. Among Ian’s poems I found this one!
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Iain Morrison’s poem about paraphonotextuality
I was pleased to receive and read a copy of Marque, a book of poems by Iain Morrison (of Edinburgh, Scotland). A note that came with the book informed me, gratifyingly, of Iain’s interest in episodes of PoemTalk. I am mentioned in several of his poems. “Phlox,” the book’s final...
Al Filreis is Kelly Professor, Faculty Director of the Kelly Writers House, Director of the Center
for Programs in Contemporary Writing, Co-Director of PennSound, and Publisher of Jacket2—all at the University of Pennsylvania. Among his books are Secretaries of the Moon,
Wallace Stevens & the Actual World, Modernism from Left to Right, and Counter-Revolution of the Word: The Conservative Attack on Modern Poetry, 1945-60. His new book is 
Founder/Faculty Director, 