Check out this (semi-self-) interview in the first edition of Kenyon Review's new column, "Poetry Today," alongside the amazing poet Xandria Phillips. Thank you immensely to Ruben Quesada for giving me prompts to think about and a place to discuss everything from digital mediums, vigilance in our language, escape, and humor as a means of … Continue reading Interview at Kenyon Review’s Poetry Today
Two reviews and an interview!
I'm beside myself with gratitude to Stephanie Trott and Addey Vaters, who recently wrote and published reviews of Disappearing, Inc. in Southern Humanities Review and The Adroit Journal, respectively. Here's a quick excerpt from each, with a link to the full review! “[Amico] brings authentic and contemporary language to an ongoing yet timeless question: how does one generation survive—forget … Continue reading Two reviews and an interview!
Launch day: Disappearing, Inc.
Today, my first book, Disappearing, Inc., is officially published. It's a book I wrote on lunch breaks and in traffic jams, in airport lounges and doctors’ waiting rooms, anywhere I had a moment to myself and my phone handy, a place to get down the phrases and images that kept recurring in my head, filling … Continue reading Launch day: Disappearing, Inc.
Brandon Amico 