Goodbye to Best American Poetry, and Constructivism (Katy Evans-Bush)

Just a quick note to say (sob) goodbye - I meant to come back yesterday and talk about the new exhibition at Tate Modern, Rodchenko and Popova: Defining Constructivism. So maybe you've had a lucky escape. I was going to call it "The Great Mistake" (no secrets there then; though I surprised myself) and I was going to do a companion piece on my own blog called "The Great Silence" - two virtually simultaneous posts mirroring each other across the internet... it's like the romance of the open seas...

But the whole conceit was scuppered by my laptop battery playing up! Surely that's constructivism of a sort! (Actually...) It'll take me a couple of days no doubt, but I think there will be a couple of posts on Baroque in due course.

And I was going to tell you about my fellow Salt poet, Chris McCabe, but it is also too late for that. It's like being on holiday somewhere for a week, there's always a thing you never had a chance to see...

So I will just say thanks again to the Best American Poetry team for asking me to spend a week here. It's been tremendous fun. And I look forward to reading John Emil Vincent.

:)

Comments

[Stacey]

Thanks Katy, for a great week! I hope you will consider a return engagement at some point!
Stacey