Analysis/Reviews

REVIEWS

• “A Moebius Strip Search: Rae Armantrout and the Speaking Id-Self,” by Aisha Bhoori, from The Adroit Journal
• “Seeds of Doubt,” by Stephen Burt, from The New York Times Book Review
• “A Note on Rae Armantrout,” by Ilya Kaminsky, from Boston Review
• “Liberal Mediation,” by Tim Griffin, from Bookforum
• “The Words Speak Themselves,” by Alan Davies, from Jacket2
• “This,” by Rob Stanton, from Jacket2
• “Elusive Particles” by Lsa K. Perdigao, from Boston Review
• “Versed,” by Todd Pederson, from Rain Taxi Review of Books
• “Versed,” by Ken Jacobs, from The Montserrat Review
• “The Mind is a Spa,” by Aaron Belz, from Cardus
• “Vocal Cartographies: Public And Private” by Wolfgang Görstschacher, from the Poetry Salzburg Review
• “Second Acts” from the LA Review of Books
• “Entangled,” by Dan Chiasson, from The New Yorker (partial access)
• Ron Silliman’s blog, 1/27/09
• Ron Silliman’s blog, 2/9/09

ANALYSIS

• “Dark Matters,” by Mark Scroggins, from Parnassus
  Scroggins examines the work of Armantrout and Peter Gizzi.
• “‘Hard to say where / this occurs’: Domestic and Social Space and the Space of Writing in Rae Armantrout’s Work,” by Rob Stanton, from How2
  Stanton explores the construction of space in Armantrout’s earlier work.
• “Where Every Eye’s A Guard,” by Stephen Burt, from The Boston Review
  Burt identifies the self-conscious, probing use of language that typifies all of Armantrout’s work.