For my academic work, I have been trying to clean up and organize my curriculum vitae, which can be a
depressing enough task, sorting through the welter of what I have done and what
I have failed to do, what’s still available and what’s slipped from view. I
interviewed Anne
Carson for Canadian Literature in
2003 (ten years ago!), as part of a special issue on her work I was editing for
the journal (number 176). I had been googling myself (embarrassing enough to
admit) to see if I could find some electronic, on-line and/or accessible
versions of any of my publications I could link to, and I came across UNSAID, which bills itself as “The Journal of
New and Lasting Writing.” There you go.
And, in its issue for September 11, 2012, they
have reproduced my
interview with Carson, “Gifts and Questions.” You can check out the
original issue of the journal here,
too. It’s gratifying to come across things like this again. I remember Carson as
gracious and wry, a real pleasure to speak with. And smart.
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