Right now, I should be writing…something else. I am trying to finish up two book reviews today. I need to scale down many, many pages of notes. I should be planning the class I’m supposed to start teaching later this month. Should be reading the stack of books I’m trying to finish before the summer… Read More Oh, Buoyant Group of Artist-Friends
In 1080, Su Tung P’o was a “Special Supernumerary” of the Water Bureau. I’m a Water Plant Operator I, so I feel a bond, fattening up in civil service, preparing a one room cabin for retirement. from “For Su Tung P’o” I know Sue Blaustein from the open mic scene in Milwaukee. A… Read More Interview with Poet Sue Blaustein
I have a break from grad school this summer, and I’ve been trying to take advantage of the opportunity to read whatever I want. I’ve also taken a quasi-break from social media, or at least significantly scaled down my use of it. That being said, there are a bunch of links that I want to… Read More Poetry Links: May Roundup
Freesia McKee is a poet and essayist who writes about gender and power. Headmistress Press published Freesia’s first chapbook How Distant the City in 2017. How Distant the City is now available on the Headmistress online store and from Amazon.com. Her series of post-election poems For the Immediate Aftermath is available online. Freesia’s words have… Read More Writer and Poet
Freesia McKee 