Eniko Deptuch Vaghy, Em Williamson, and Jules Wood converse with artist Millicent Kennedy about the way their work excavates themes of connection, memory, and labor. 

After a brief hiatus, Eniko and Jules interview poet Carolyn Keller and discuss poetry's connection to politics, the importance of seeing writing as an act of hope, and the beauty of mirror poems. 

Content Warning: This episode contains discussions relating to sexuality and sexual violence/abuse that could be immensely triggering.

Transgressive literature, the libidinal practice of writing, and a long, long summer. In our latest episode of The Lover’s Eye Press Podcast, Michael Williamson and Eniko Deptuch Vaghy interview fabulous fiction writer Alexandrine Ogundimu.

In this episode, Eniko Deptuch Vaghy and Michael Williamson listen to the beautiful work and profound wisdom of poet Becky Cooper. Be sure to listen to hear Cooper discuss her strong attachment to and reliance on music, her humane philosophy on form, and the importance of always being “ready to be delighted.” 

In the first episode of The Lover's Eye Press Podcast, Eniko Deptuch Vaghy, Michael Williamson, and Jules Wood interview poet E. Hughes who shares her phenomenal work and discusses her path to poetry, aching colors, and the imperfection of the archive.