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On Lea Feinstein’s PAGES, in The Curator

Posted on September 28, 2022 by nancohen

Really delighted to have another art piece in The Curator: “Lea Feinstein’s PAGES,” about the extraordinary text-based works Lea Feinstein has been making. It was a great joy to go to her studio one afternoon this past February to watch … Continue reading →

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“From the Lost Notebook: 11 & 13” in Tupelo Quarterly

Posted on August 27, 2022 by nancohen

In issue #27 of Tupelo Quarterly, two more “From the Lost Notebook” poems: “From the Lost Notebook 11 (Central Old French” and “From the Lost Notebook 13 (seeing at nanoscale).” This striking cover image of a raven perched at the … Continue reading →

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Thousand-Year-Old-Words

Posted on December 3, 2021 by nancohen

My chapbook Thousand-Year-Old Words is out now from Glass Lyre Press. You can order it from their website, from Bookshop.org, or obtain a signed copy by sending me a message using the Contact link above.

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“To Feel Something That Was Not Of Our World” in The Curator

Posted on November 14, 2021 by nancohen

An essay about Nina Katchadourian’s extraordinary exhibition To Feel Something That Was Not Of Our World.

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“The Partitive Case” in DMQ Review

Posted on October 17, 2021 by nancohen

This amazing image by Margeaux Walter accompanies “The Partitive Case” in the prose poem issue of DMQ Review.

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“Prothalamion in a Pandemic” and “Antenna” in Electric Literature’s The Commuter

Posted on July 19, 2021 by nancohen

One poem about a (twice-)postponed wedding, and one about–well, longing, and loss, and the strange fascination of a telescoping antenna like the one on a boombox or kitchen radio: “Prothalamion in a Pandemic” and “Antenna.”

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“On Mentors” in Amsterdam Quarterly

Posted on June 24, 2021 by nancohen

A role, not a permanent appointment. New short essay, “On Mentors,” in Amsterdam Quarterly 31.

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“Shore Elements” in The Cortland Review

Posted on May 29, 2021 by nancohen

After many years of living in California, I finally wrote a poem about the beach, and am very happy to have it appear (with audio) in issue 87 of The Cortland Review. (I remember when, years and years ago, TCR … Continue reading →

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“The Word ‘I'” in the Inflectionist Review

Posted on April 17, 2021 by nancohen

Another “thousand-year-old word poem,” in the Inflectionist Review: “The Word ‘I’”. The image is a detail the cover image by featured artist Poppy Dully.

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“Notes on Perimenopause” in the Journal of the American Medical Association

Posted on December 8, 2020 by nancohen

A poem about something that we don’t talk about publicly very much. “Notes on Perimenopause” (December 8, 2020)

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