Interviews
Apoplexius: Interview with Louis Bourgeois contemporary
Aleksey Porvin talks with Louis Bourgeois about writing from the glands, class that enters the sentence, and the prison as the place where a bourgeois order shows its face.
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New Orleans–born poet and writer in Oxford, Mississippi. Executive Director of VOX Press and Director of the Mississippi Prison Writes Institute; author of the award-winning collection OLGA and the National Book Award–nominated The Gar Diaries.
Aleksey Porvin talks with Louis Bourgeois about writing from the glands, class that enters the sentence, and the prison as the place where a bourgeois order shows its face.
Louis Bourgeois talks with Gabriel Gudding about waste, Menippean satire, Richard Wilbur, and the long poem written in a moving car.