I’m reading in Paris with Yann Rousselot this Monday night (June 2) at Au Chat Noir, 76 Jean-Pierre Timbaud, 8:30 pm. Come say bonjour or whatever.
I had a charming reading with Ralf Webb (who is great) the other night in London (still here through the weekend).
Honestly, I just want to go home to New York. I miss being a recluse like Frederick Seidel. I’m not into having a people summer at all and if I’m saying no to a lot of things, that’s why. Some things I’ve said yes to:
Unnameable Books with Max McDonough on June 14 in Brooklyn.
Skidmore on June 27 at the Tang Museum doing a reading for their exhibition “a field of bloom and hum.”
(Turned in a draft of my novel. Waiting to see notes on that.)
And now back to Europe, where nothing interesting’s happened since the 19th century…
(Took this photo a year ago in Paris when these guys would smoke outside my window at exactly the same time every day for weeks. I was like, if I kill myself, at least I have an audience of men. I think they worked construction in that building or something.)
I have super Paris envy and you are longing for NYC? The old world is full of savoir faire— while we wallow in ignorance. But love your NYC poems. Je’taime tout chose Parisienne. Addicted to Astrid, a French detective show with a neuro divergent criminologist.
Yay:)