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Wes Jamison

Wes Jamison lives in Chicago, where he teaches composition. His work appears in 1913, The Boiler, Gone Lawn, and elsewhere. His chapbook, and Melancholia, was selected by Julie Carr as a winner of Essay Press’s chapbook contest.

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Wes Jamison

Oct 16, 2016

The Sunday Rumpus Essay: (On My Throat)

…the connection between the throat and heart and that which they represent: voice and love.

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