Kary Wayson is a poet based in Seattle, WA. The poems Kary’s latest collection, The Slip, are wonderfully slippery in both form and feeling, in a way that demands attention and rewards deep engagement. In our conversation we discussed what a poem can do, how we approach “meaning” in poetry, and how life changes affect our art. Then in the second segment, we talked about time and our human perception of duration.

(Conversation recorded January 5, 2021.)

Bonus Reading: Subscribers to the Likewise Media Patreon campaign can hear Kary read her poem “Untitled Poem (for a Feeling).”

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Show Notes:

• Kary Wayson
• Purchase The Slip: Burnside Review (Publisher) | Bookshop.org | Open Books (Seattle, WA) | The Book Catapult (San Diego, CA)
• The Stranger - “Falling for The Slip”
• The Seattle Review of Books - “After years of drought, Kary Wayson is writing poetry again”
• Keep the Channel Open - Episode 33: José Olivarez
• Kenyon Review - “The Slip interview with Kary Wayson”
• Sarah Manguso - “A Glittering”
• Neutral Milk Hotel - “In the Aeroplane Over the Sea”
• Robert Capa - “Watching the Tour de France in front of the bicycle shop owned by Pierre Cloarec, one of the cyclists in the race, Pleyben, France” - First Image - Second Image
• Next KTCO Book Club pick: Song, by Brigit Pegeen Kelly

Transcript Episode Credits

• Editing/Mixing: Mike Sakasegawa
• Music: Podington Bear
• Transcription: Shea Aguinaldo