Latest Issue of Conjunctions Invites Leading Contemporary Writers and Poets to Examine Exile
“Few subjects are as rich, complex, and profound as exile,” writes Conjunctions editor, novelist, and Bard literature professor Bradford Morrow. “This is especially true if one allows its definition to venture beyond the political, religious, or cultural, so that it embraces the deeply personal, psychological, and emotional terrains in which individuals inhabit a place of self-exile, or even exile from sanity and surety. We hope this issue provides some fresh insights into the exiles’ worlds, and makes a modest contribution to a literature that is ancient, essential, and multifarious.”
In addition to the writers mentioned above, Exile features new work from Gabriel Blackwell, Robyn Carter, Gillian Conoley, Robin Hemley, Christie Hodgen, Stephen O’Connor, Lance Olsen, John Parras, Matthew Pitt, Martin Riker, and Wil Weitzel.
Conjunctions is edited by Bradford Morrow and published twice yearly by Bard College
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