Rattlecast #16
Lynne Knight interviews Ito Naga
Connotation Press interview with Mari L'Esperance
National Endowment for the Arts: Author's Statement at Writers' Corner
RATTLE interview with Tim Green, editor
Umbrella interview with Rachel Dacus
How a Poem Happens interview with Brian Brodeur
Michael Dennis reviews The Persistence of Longing on Today's book of poetry
Michael Homolka reviews Again for Southern Humanities Review
The Huffington Post reviews Lynne Knight's translation of Ito Naga's Je Sais (I Know)
Selected for the Poets Respond series at RATTLE:
Disappearing Borders
In memoriam
Year's End. Year's Beginning.
Water Child
America Listen Allen Ginsberg
Dark Prison Ledger
On Hearing of Robin Williams’ Diagnosis
The Letter from James Foley
Audio poem of the day at Poetry Foundation: Elegy for the Parents
Verse Daily's feature of Snow Effects
Lynne is available for readings and for workshops (group or private).
Contact her at lynneknight@yahoo.com
“...her measured and lyrical voice reveals desire and memory as physical presences...”
- Rattle
“...sensuous, attentive, intelligent, and ruthlessly honest...”
- Laure-Anne Bosselaar
“Lynne Knight writes about fear and loss with breathtaking courage, finding temporary glimmers of light even in the midst of heartbreaking and inevitable darkness.”
- Elizabeth Rosner
“Her poems are luminous and musical... She plumbs the depths of grief and joy...”
- Grace Schulman
“In poems fueled by a combination of passion and panic, Knight disarms us only to expand our vision.”
- Andrea Hollander Budy