Tag: Rochelle Hurt

• storying with rochelle hurt

  In my recent microreview & interview of Rochelle Hurt’s In Which I Play the Runaway , I discussed how the idea of “narrative inheritance” is central to the collection, working as a background to be subverted and challenged via the themes of the physical body and the conceptual runaway. What this means is that the collection is […]

  José Angel Araguz

  March 10, 2017

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• new CR blog microreview & interview!

  Just a quick post to share my latest microreview & interview up now at the Cincinnati Review blog! This time around I focus on Rochelle Hurt’s second collection, In Which I Play the Runaway (Barrow Street Press). I’ll be sharing a poem from this collection on Friday. Stay tuned! For now, enjoy the review. See you […]

  José Angel Araguz

  March 6, 2017

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• * rochelle hurt’s The Rusted City

  BELT: Your poems do a wonderful job of transforming a city’s decay into beauty without romanticizing the image of America’s failed industrialism. How does The Rusted City set itself apart from other works that exploit or generalize the Rust Belt experience? Hurt: I felt it was important to write about a Rust Belt city without glorifying urban […]

  José Angel Araguz

  January 30, 2015

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