Which one are you: an owl, a snake, or an orange? Which one are you: a lion, a dandelion, or a salmon? Which one are you: a goose, a horse,…
Janice Lee
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1. These Wilds Beyond Our Fences: Letters to My Daughter on Humanity’s Search for Home by Bayo Akomolafe (North Atlantic Books, 2017) “[E]verything begins in the middle. There are no…
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Creative Nonfiction / Essay
Plant Poetics & Beyond: Co-Dependencies & Becoming: The Languages of Personhood
by Janice Lee September 17, 2019[Plant Poetics and Beyond] To begin, I invite you to close you eyes. Be seated in a comfortable position. First, take a deep inhale in. Exhale with a loud sigh…
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Creative Nonfiction / EssayExcerptFeatured
A Blobcounter: Editor’s Foreword
by Janice Lee May 20, 2019In November 2018, the poet Brenda Iijima and I had the opportunity to share an apartment together in San Francisco owing to the generous invitation of Steve Dickison at The…
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Syllabus
Mini-Syllabus: Co-Dependencies: Affected Bodies & the Languages of Personhood
by Janice Lee March 19, 2019“What really exists is not things made but things in the making.” – William James “Recognizing isn’t at all like seeing; the two often don’t even agree.” – Sten Nadolny,…
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“We are living in the apocalypse. The first moment of life was the first moment of the apocalypse and death. Please, don’t fear the apocalypse.” –László Krasznahorkai “We’re all the…
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As presented at the Thinking Its Presence Conference in Tucson, AZ (October 2017). Let’s start with telepathy, which just means, feeling at a distance. So that if, off in a…
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This past weekend in Los Angeles was Open Press. I organized and introduced a panel about Interspecies Communication that featured Teresa Carmody, Michelle Detorie, Brenda Iijima, Taleen Kali, & Rosa…
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FeaturedSyllabus
Mini-Syllabus: HAN: Trajectories in Korean & Korean-American Experimental Writing
by Janice Lee September 6, 2016Course Description: “A feeling of unresolved resentment against injustices suffered, a sense of helplessness because of the overwhelming odds against one, a feeling of acute pain in one’s guts and…
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In honor of the 20th anniversary of National Poetry Month, we asked Entropy writers to share with us one of the first poems they ever read that got them excited…
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ConversationFeaturedFilmInterviewReview
Why Do People Climb?: On BRAVE NEW WILD. An Interview w/ Oakley Anderson-Moore
by Janice Lee April 12, 2016Let’s start at the beginning. I’ve been anticipating this film for many years. I had the privilege of going to undergraduate university with Oakley Anderson-Moore where we worked on a…
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Birdwolf is a new year-long project authored by the collective Entropy community. It is a collaborative online epic poem written by the Entropy community on a weekly basis. A different…
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For Gabriel García Márquez, written for the occasion of The Bluebird Reading series: cien minutos de recuerdos para Márquez, hosted by Jessica Ceballos. “Just as real events are forgotten, some…
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The birds aren’t watching you. You’re watching them, while they’re watching everything else. One bird asks who and another bird asks why. The birds gather and disperse, gather…