John Brantingham·Jul 1, 2023Poems and Art: Beginning the Etymphrastic CollectionWhen the quarantine hit, I was a college professor and a small gallery owner. I’d been teaching for nearly 30 years, but we’d just opened…A response icon3A response icon3
Jane Edberg·Mar 19, 2023EXQUISITE CORPSE: Sanctum of Self / Non-selfby Jane Edberg & Shelly Eyre GrahamA response icon1A response icon1
Jane Edberg·Jan 22, 2023Memories are Ever Changing Fragments of FragmentsAsemic Writing by Jane EdbergA response icon2A response icon2
InContemplatebyJohn Brantingham·Jan 5, 2023The ChurnWe live in a loft in the back of the old post office in Ontario, built in 1926. At night, my dead whisper to me that this is not an ancient…A response icon1A response icon1
John Brantingham·Dec 15, 2022The Rain Is What MattersI fall asleep to the sounds of my dead whispering underneath the rain outside.A response icon1A response icon1
John Brantingham·May 21, 2022Jane Edberg and the Art of Asemic WritingI was unaware of asemic writing until I was recently introduced to the form by the artist Jane Edberg, who uses asemic writing in her work.A response icon1A response icon1
