Lucy Corin: A Poem I Love

Lucy Corin bio ↓ · May 23rd, 2009 · filed under Other

I can read, as I just did, stuffing my face with a disgusting greasy croissant, and I am still totally immersed in the world of this poem which resists weeping so desperately the whole thing feels like spring to me, all desire.

···
Lucy Corin is the author of the short story collection The Entire Predicament (Tin House books 2007) and the novel Everyday Psychokillers: A History for Girls (FC2 2004). More from this author →

2 Responses to “Lucy Corin: A Poem I Love”

maggie Says:
May 23rd, 2009 at 7:11 pm
i just found him a year or so ago and have really enjoyed his poems.
vicki Says:
July 18th, 2010 at 11:21 am
here from lovely brilliant royal quiet deluxe and Morning is resplendent. thanks for that.

This is The Rumpus

The Rumpus.net is an online magazine focused on culture, as opposed to "pop culture." Pop culture can be hard to define and the term means different things to different people. Basically, we're not opposed to things that are popular, but we have no interest in "art" created by marketing executives. And we have no interest in derivative art, like images of famous people made from shoelaces or Star Wars characters in funny wigs. (More on what we're about here, here, and here.)

The Rumpus is not worried about being the first to break the news. We care about good writing, and we'll publish essays just because the writing is good. And we won't run a well crafted meditation alongside an actor's opinion of the war in Iraq. (more)

The Rumpus.net

Lucy Corin: A Poem I Love

Related Posts

2 Responses to “Lucy Corin: A Poem I Love”

Leave a Reply

The Rumpus Blog

Most Popular Posts

Navigation

This is The Rumpus

Feeds & Subscriptions