“To fling out broad its name”: Poetry, Sound, Libraries
Reuben Gelley NewmanI write occasionally on the intersections and fugues of language, literature, music, and information. I do interviews too. “…like each tucked string tells, each hung bell's / Bow swung finds tongue to fling out broad its name…” (Gerard Manley Hopkins)
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Poet, musician, and librarian; based in NYC; debut DEAR DEAR from Trio House Press; chapbook FEEDBACK HARMONIES from Seven Kitchens
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