11/27 University of Bologna/Museum of Modern Art of Bologna—in dialogue with Allison Grimaldi-Donahue
12/11 University of Warsaw
12/15-12/16 University of Padova, translation seminar
1/8–1/11 Modern Language Association Convention, Toronto (+ecopoetics)

11/3 University of Pennsylvania, Public Trust, 6-7:30 pm, Philadelphia
11/4 podcast/interview with Kelly Writers House Director Al Filreis
11/4 Salvage Poetics, University of Chicago (Republic of Exit 43)
11/14 Brown University, Italian Studies colloquium (online)

9/17–9/20 Po-Ex Festival, Mexico City (+poetry)
10/9–10/11 Modernist Studies Association Conference, Boston (+copper project)
10/29 NYU Casa Italiana, NYC
10/30 Barnard, with Jhumpa Lahiri (on Amelia Rosselli), NYC
10/30 NYU, Organism for Poetic Research, 5-7 pm, NYC

This 15-year chunk of blood, sweat and tears is now for sale and freely available to environing air.

Below are cities and dates: please come! Please let me know if you can meet up if we're in one another's cities. And please let me know if you are interested in reviewing, teaching, or otherwise hosting these sentences.

Sewing my mouth shut, making sure I get every possible infectious disease once controlled by humankind, stealing money from schools and museums, and issuing the most capricious, delusional executive orders will not stop me from writing.

Friends, I hope we can come together over this work, which deals with the rise of authoritarianism and how poets and artists reacted on intimate and public levels, through language itself. It's one of the things they can't really take away from us, as they attack education in every form.

You look just as you did several decades back, and radiant!

Thanks—psyched to have you as reader!