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We look forward to seeing you this September at &Now: Points of Convergence!
Registration is now open. Please visit Ticketspice to reserve your pass and order boxed lunches.
Complete conference details, including travel, accessibility, and technology information, can be found at the conference website: andnowfestival.com.
General Inquiries: andnowfestival2019@gmail.com.
Registration questions: iasinfo@uw.edu.


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Susan Gevirtz

susangev@gmail.com
Gevirtz’s poetry publications include Hotel abc (Nightboat, 2017) Aerodrome Orion & Starry Messenger (Kelsey Street, 2010); Broadcast (Trafficker, 2009); Thrall (Post-Apollo, 2007); and Hourglass Transcripts (Burning Deck, 2001);  critical writing includes Coming Events (Nightboat, 2015); and Narrative’s Journey: The Fiction and Film Writing of Dorothy Richardson (Peter Lang, 1996).
Friday, September 20
 

8:30am PDT

CURB (an artists' book by Divya Victor, printed and bound by Aaron Cohick) Mobius Art GalleryAaron Cohick • Divya Victor • CJ Martin

9:00am PDT

The World in the Word: Diction as World-Building DISC-252John Beer • Megan Kaminski • Rone Shavers • Rodrigo Toscano

12:00pm PDT

Climate Strike Climate Council North Creek Events CenterMiranda Mellis

1:15pm PDT

Poetry, Pedagogy, and Prison Abolition UW1-050Rob Halpern • Adam Malinowski • Rosie Stockton Neurodivergent Poetics: The Writing Lives of Exceptional Minds UW1-121Chris Martin • Saretta Morgan • Lauren Russell • DJ Savarese • Naima Yael Tokunow • Adam Wolfond

3:00pm PDT

Art Writing: Upending the Critic UW1-040Jared Stanley • Leora Fridman • Dorothy R. Santos • Anne Lesley Selcer Asymptotic Convergence, Restless Slippage: Roundtable on the Work of Nathaniel Mackey DISC-252Will Alexander • Maria Damon • Joseph Donahue • Jeanne Heuving • Erica Hunt • Adalaide Morris

4:45pm PDT

Keynote Presentation by Barbara Browning Mobius Hall TheaterBarbara Browning
 
Saturday, September 21
 

8:30am PDT

CURB (an artists' book by Divya Victor, printed and bound by Aaron Cohick) Mobius Art GalleryAaron Cohick • Divya Victor • CJ Martin

9:00am PDT

Translation as Collaboration UW1-030Ali Araghi • Poupeh Missaghi • Riccardo Pieri • Deborah Woodard

10:45am PDT

Beyond Return: Translation, Diaspora, and the Poetics and Politics of Origin UW1-040Quenton Baker • Susan Gevirtz • Zhang Er • Eleni Stecopoulos

1:15pm PDT

Abstraction, Engagement, and Time: the Politics of Form DISC-252Deborah Meadows • Maya Sonenberg • Cole Swensen Where Languages Converge / Collide UW2-005 AuditoriumTonya Foster • Stefania Heim • Prageeta Sharma • Mónica de la Torre • Simone White

3:00pm PDT

Following the Thread: Thinking and Making DISC-162Maria Damon • Jeanne Heuving • Julie Ezelle Patton

4:45pm PDT

Keynote Reading & Conversation with Nathaniel Mackey, Introduction by Jeanne Heuving Mobius Hall TheaterNathaniel Mackey

7:00pm PDT

Marathon reading kick-off: Imre Lodbrog et sa Petite Amie (Sébastien Régnier and Barbara Browning) Mobius Hall TheaterBarbara Browning • Sébastien Régnier
 
Sunday, September 22
 

9:00am PDT

The Veer & the Verge: A Discussion of National Identity, Migration, and Diasporic Convergence in Divya Victor’s CURB UW1-010Aaron Cohick • Divya Victor • CJ Martin • Serena Chopra