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An interview with Alysia Abbott on the complexities of writing about family and motherhood, and what it’s like to have your life story adapted into a feature film by Sofia Coppola. (Spoiler: It’s pretty great.)

This may be the only person in the United States to claim that the “Great Depression was the best thing that ever happened to him.”

“This is beginning to sound like a series of excuses, and it may be a series of excuses, but it is also the way it happened.”

“Would it be naive to think that artists could simply make stuff and then their audiences could just experience that stuff, unfettered?”

For all the possibilities of meaning making that can be found in poetry, consider the way children acquire language.

Poetry, perhaps the earliest human art, is "a particular way of using language, and it’s a kind of thinking that can be very different from our everyday thinking." - Northwestern University Professor Reginald Gibbons.

"It’s a big country of poetry, here in America. But it is too immense to skitter across. It may be time to settle in again, hoe a few rows, plant a bit of alphabet, see what grows. When I want to read something human, I turn to the following poets."

"It is early October and we are out for a walk—a grown woman and her father with nothing more pressing to do on a Tuesday afternoon. Life is being lived somewhere else."

If racism in America is on your mind, David Bradley has a challenge for you. He'll be our featured guest at the Chopin Theatre next Saturday. No admission fee, just bring your mind. Details: https://www.facebook.com/events/708875395850046/

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