Anita Barton-Williams and Anna Kahn talk with Joshua Judson about his poem, Bandit. We try (and fail) to focus exclusively on sound, because meaning is just so interesting. We talk consistent metaphor, aligning the rhythym of our words with the soundscape we're trying to capture, how much specificity is the right amount of specificity, and whether sheep are fundamentally interchangeable.

Bandit

Put 3-4 poets in a room with a not-too-drafted poem, lots of squash to drink, and occasionally some cats. See what they say.

Unfinished Edits is a poetry editing workshop run in Barbican Young Poet Anna Kahn's living room and then put in the internet (because her living room is too small for all of you.) We try to be generous and thoughtful editors, and sometimes we succeed.

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Put 3-4 poets in a room with a not-too-drafted poem, lots of squash to drink, and occasionally some cats. See what they say. Unfinished Edits is a poetry editing workshop run in Barbican Young Poet Anna Kahn's living room and then put in the internet (because her living room is too small for all of you.) We try to be generous and thoughtful editors, and sometimes we succeed.

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