davidbrazil

@davidbrazil

David Brazil is a poet, translator, and novelist.

BIO
BOOK: The Ordinary (Compline, 2013); PDF of full text
ON "THE ORDINARY": Laura Moriarty [Part 1] (Poetry Foundation, 2015)
ON "THE ORDINARY": Laura Moriarty [Part 2] (Poetry Foundation, 2015)
ON "THE ORDINARY": Tyrone Williams (Jacket 2, 2014)
ON "THE ORDINARY": David Grundy (streams of expression, 2015)
ON "TO ROMANS": Rich Owens (Damn The Caesars, 2012)
BOOK: antisocial patience (Roof, 2015); publisher's page
ON "ANTISOCIAL PATIENCE": Tyrone Williams (Rain Taxi, 2015)
ON "ANTISOCIAL PATIENCE": David Harris (Difficult Listening, WRFN-LP, 2015)
BOOK: Holy Ghost (City Lights, 2017); publisher's page
ON "HOLY GHOST": An Interview with Yosefa Raz (Los Angeles Review of Books, 2018)
ON "HOLY GHOST": Michael Kirby (Empty Mirror Books, 2018)
ON "HOLY GHOST": David Nilsen (Rain Taxi, 2017)
ON "HOLY GHOST": Staff Writer (Publishers Weekly, 2017)
ON "HOLY GHOST": Barbara Berman (The Rumpus, 2019)
BOOK: Mnemosyne (Erotoplasty, 2022); publisher's page
ON "MNEMOSYNE": HASP #1 (DAVID BRAZIL)
BOOK: figurae (The Last Books, 2022); publisher's page
BOOK: profane hours (Free Poetry, forthcoming in 2023); publisher's page
EDITOR (with Kevin Killian): The Kenning Anthology of Poets Theater, 1945-1985 (Kenning, 2010); publisher's page
EDITOR: Scenes of Life at the Capitol by Philip Whalen (Wave, 2020); publisher's page
CHAPBOOK: Aevum (Vigilance Society, n.d.)
CHAPBOOK: Spy Wednesday (TAXT, 2009)
CHAPBOOK: Meet Me Beneath The War Angels (OMG!, 2010)
CHAPBOOK: Yo, Eos! (Berkeley Neo-Baroque, 2010)
CHAPBOOK: Orphica (Auguste Press/Lew Gallery, 2011)
CHAPBOOK: Mass of the Phoenix: A Mina Loy Portal (Trafficker, 2012)
POETRY: Three Poems (Elective Affinities, 2010)
POETRY: Four From "The Breakup Album" (Brooklyn Rail, 2020)
POETRY: From "Mnemosyne" (Blackbox Manifold, 2020)
FICTION: The David Show (Part I)
ESSAY: De Revolutionibus (bibliography prepared for Revolution: A Reader, edited by Matthew Stadler & Lisa Robertson, Publication Studio, 2012)
ESSAY: Magic Electrical Tibet: Bruce Conner, Philip Whalen, and the State of the Union (Open Space, 2017)
ESSAY: A Talk on Rhyme (The Last Books, 2021); publisher's page
ESSAY: Ernst Bloch (Political Theology Network, 2021)
INTERVIEW: Poet as Radio [with Sara Larsen] (KUSF in Exile, 2011)
Podcast
·Podcast
INTERVIEW: Poet as Radio (KUSF in Exile, 2014)
INTERVIEW: Thom Donovan [with Evan Kennedy and Jackqueline Frost] (Bomb, 2014)
INTERVIEW: Pierre Joris on Paul Celan (Los Angeles Review of Books)
INTERVIEW: Ed Luker (Babel Tower Notice Board, 2021)
INTERVIEW: Rosie Stockton (Mayday, 2021)
INTERVIEW: Tongo Eisen-Martin (Spike, 2022)
VIDEO: Reading at The Green Arcade, Part I (2013)
VIDEO: Reading at The Green Arcade, Part II (2013)
VIDEO: Reading at St. Mark's Poetry Project (2013)
VIDEO: Reading at SF State Poetry Center (2017)
VIDEO: Curious Elision: Reading Philip Whalen's Manuscripts (Bancroft Roundtable, 2020)
RECORDING: Kissing Booth (TAXT Fundraiser, 2009)
RECORDING: From "Antisocial Patience" (Reading at The Long Haul, 2012)
RECORDING: A Talk on Rhyme (Berls Brooklyn Poetry Shop, 2014)
RECORDING: Floodlight Poetry (DUUU Radio, 2018)
TALK: On I Corinthians 7:20 (Poetic Labor Project Conference, 2010)
REVIEW: Where Shadows Will by Norma Cole (Jacket 2, 2020)
REVIEW: Stranger In Town by Cedar Sigo (Jacket 2, 2020)
REVIEW: Our Name Be Witness by Marvin K. White (Jacket 2, 2020)
REVIEW: Music For Porn by Rob Halpern (Jacket 2, 2020)
REVIEW: The Antidote by Jackqueline Frost (Jacket 2, 2020)
REVIEW: Top 40 by Brandon Brown (Jacket 2, 2020)
REVIEW: What This Breathing by Laura Elrick (Rain Taxi, 2021)
REVIEW: Unsolved Mysteries by Marie Buck (Chicago Review, 2021)
REVIEW: Ugly Duckling 2020 Pamphlet Series (Full Stop, 2021)
REVIEW: Yours Presently: The Selected Letters of John Wieners (Los Angeles Review of Books, 2021)
REVIEW: Archipelago by Édouard Glissant & Hans Ulrich Obrist (Hyperallergic, 2022)
REVIEW: Occasional Views by Samuel Delany (Hyperallergic, 2022))
REVIEW: Acid Virga by Gabriel Kruis (Rain Taxi, 2022)
REVIEW: Dead Winter by Matvei Yankelevich (Cleveland Review of Books, 2022)
REVIEW: The Speak Angel Series by Alice Notley (Full Stop, 2023)
REVIEW: Coronelles by Verity Spott
REVIEW: April by Sara Nicholson (Colorado Review, 2023)