Lo Fi Lit

Lo Fi Lit

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Lo Fi Lit episodes

  • Erin Taylor

    Erin Taylor (they/ them) was chill enough to come on and open up about their life, about their poetry and friends and experiences in life. We talk about anarchy, poetry and "Bimboland" and about their time in New York and L.A. and other places. "Bimboland" is their first book of poetry. It's published by Archway Editions. I asked Erin to read "Love Language" from Stacey Teague. That was in the spinoff - a magazine in New Zealand. Because Stacey is a cool poet, too. Happy holidays people.

    1 hr 25 min
  • Ashley Obscura

    Today I spoke with the poet and founder of METATRON - Ashley Obscura.

    Metatron is an experimental online space for poetry and art. and is an independent press as well. I was very interested in the new section of the site - GLYPHORIA which is an experimental take on literary magazines but feels different to me. I love the website and many of the new pieces. Anyways, we spoke about how she started out in Canada and her beginnings in publishing,. We ended up discussing video games, virtual reality, ethics, and the business of running an indie press.

    These are the books Ashely has written - "SEXO POR ÚLTIMA (Socios Fundadores, 2022), AMBIENT TECHNOLOGY (Metatron, 2018) and I AM HERE (Metatron, 2014) .

    1 hr 20 min
  • William Mountain Cox

    Today, I spoke with Will Mountain Cox - author of Roundabout. This is his debut novel. We recorded the conversation at three am. Love a good three am recording.

    He's friends with Lucy, Oscar, Gian and used to frequent Mellow Pages. This was a terrific conversation. I asked many questions Paris and let's go.

    Also, he published an anthology about young artists in Paris called 'With Paris in Mind" in 2019. This was a lot of fun.

    1 hr 38 min
  • Sad Spell Ctch
    Today on the show Catch from ctchfest, sad spell press and the new Reunion Poetry reading festival came on the show to discuss her life, poetry, books and many other things. She also read one of her poems, too. Check it out
    1 hr 22 min
  • MD Wheatley!
    At the last minute I invited on MD Wheatley - editor at swampspit dot com and the author of "What A Heaven Could Feel Like" which you can check out at his site mdwheatley dot us. He's been published in Rejection Letters, Hobart and HAD as well as many other fine publications. Dude just started writing. He's kind of a new writer making waves everywhere. We discussed skating, magazines and editing. This was a really cool interview. He was extremely nice and a really cool dude. This was a lot of fun.
    1 hr 31 min
  • Tyler, Mary Boo and Carmen Visit Bimboland!

    On this episode I invited Carmen and Mary Boo from past episodes to discuss Erin Taylor's poetry collection Bimboland. Out by Archway books. We start off the program talking about Mary Boo's residency she's put together with Zoe . Then we move on to a short film called "The Burden" I asked both to pick one or two poems from Bimboland to talk about! This starts in at around 30 mins in. Enjoy the show. It was so fun and such a great time.These two have been on before and I enjoy both of them so much. I feel like they both up my game and also I feel very like comfortable and I vibe well with both of'em . We kind of ricochet off each other, creatively.

    1 hr 24 min
  • The Return of Rudy
    Rudy from Misery Tourism returned this week to discuss some of his new poems. I recorded an intro and an outro. So check those out as well. If you don't know Rudy I really encourage everyone to listen to the first episode I recorded with them. It's a bombshell of an episode! This one was more chill. I think! Alright peace.
    1 hr 20 min
  • Graham Irvin / Grush

    Graham is a poet from North Carolina. He's published "Liver Mush" from Back Patio books and has a new book coming out in March called "I Have a Gun" from Rejection Letters

    1 hr 19 min

About Lo Fi Lit

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After a nearly a decade of observing online internet literary spaces - Tyler Burn, from Tulsa Oklahoma, interviews a vast array of different artists, writers and poets. It's so odd writing about…