茶 FIRST IMPRESSIONS 茶 REVIEW OF BOOKS & FILMS [REVIEW] “Witness and Knowledge: Reading Victoria Chang’s Trees” by Anna Nguyen Also read Anna Nguyen’s reivew ofIldikó Enyedi’s&…

Victoria Chang talks menopause, a dying eucalyptus, and the Chinese expulsion from Eureka in a conversation about her hybrid poetry collection Tree of Knowledge.

The acclaimed poet discusses her new book, as well as art, nature and a piece of California history.

In her new poetry collection, “Tree of Knowledge,” mortality, home, and history are connected at the root.

In her new poetry collection, “Tree of Knowledge,” mortality, home, and history are connected at the root.

Attending a reading from Victoria Chang a few years ago, I remember her cheerful comment about how her new poems were a concerted effort to be about nothing, really. She then proceeded to read a pi…

Attending a reading from Victoria Chang a few years ago, I remember her cheerful comment about how her new poems were a concerted effort to be about nothing, really. She then proceeded to read a pi…

A new collection by Forward Prize-winner Victoria Chang is a stunning meditation on artists from Picasso to Bourgeois

In conversation with Victoria Chang on ONLY POEMS | on ambition, humility, and why poets shouldn’t try to make a mark

Victoria Chang speaks to Luke Dunne about Picasso, the 1885 Chinese expulsion from Eureka and her latest collection, Tree of Knowledge.

In conversation with Victoria Chang on ONLY POEMS | on ambition, humility, and why poets shouldn’t try to make a mark

In her new poetry collection, Tree of Knowledge, mortality, home, and history are connected at the root

A wooden door in front of everything. A door on my country. A door in the lake. My poems prefer wooden hunting dogs. If I say there is a door on my heart in the poem, then there is. Now I can open …

In her new poetry collection, “Tree of Knowledge,” mortality, home, and history are connected at the root.

A poet watches the limbs of a eucalyptus tree get sawed off: the image persists, refracting and recurring across poems of art, language, selfhood, memory, an...

“Elegy, sing the bones to break / the cycle. The cycle: Sing to Break. Break to Sing.” –Philip B. Williams’ Lift Every Voice * This month, we see poets collaborating and conversing beyond words on …

Victoria Chang talks menopause, a dying eucalyptus, and the Chinese expulsion from Eureka in a conversation about her hybrid poetry collection Tree of Knowledge.

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