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Amie Zimmerman - The Power of the Poem Is Its Mobility
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Printing-reading sonic overlay / angels / rolling ink / the mobility of the poem / the book as a vessel for a relationship / collectively making time / collating together / gardening / home repair / dreams / demons / sitting with it / if we could swap dreams / silence
We ask Amie Zimmerman 10 questions, 7 from our Season 1 guests. Amie:
Amie Zimmerman is from Portland, Oregon. Her work has been published, or is forthcoming, in West Branch, Bennington Review, Prelude, Denver Quarterly, and Paperbag, among others. She is the author of four chapbooks, including Compliance (Essay Press) and, with artist Samantha Wall, the collaboration 31 Days/The Self (Ursus Americanus). Currently, Amie lives in upstate NY, where she works as a hairstylist, union organizer, and PhD student. Along with Matthew Klane and Hajar Hussaini, she co-curates the reading series Salon Salvage.
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