Episode 604: 1Q1A Caryl Pagel - Out Of Nowhere Into Nothing
Out of Nowhere Into Nothing is a collection of sublime meditations on the unbelievable, the coincidental, and the apparitional; the ghosts—literal and figurative—that drive our deepest impulses, disturb our most precious memories, and haunt the passages of our daily lives. Often containing reflecti…
Caryl Pagel and Daniel Khalastchi
Today we're connected with Caryl Pagel, Editress-in-Chief of Rescue Press, and Daniel Khalastchi, Co-Founder and Managing Editor. Caryl is the author of Experiments I Should Like Tried At My Own Death (Factory Hallow Press), and Twice Told (H_NGM_N Books), editor of jubilat, Director of the Clevela…
Writing University Podcast: Mary Allen
Allen"Bending the Spoon: Writing as a Path to Mindfulness and Other Spiritual Practices"In this Writing University podcast, Mary Allen discusses "the mysterious thing" that happens when one sits down to write. She describes her process of finding inspiration and suggests ways to break free of stric…
WU Podcast: Marc Nieson—“Making Words Count”
Nieson
In this Writing University podcast, Iowa Writers' Workshop graduate Marc Nieson discusses free-writing exercises and how they can be used as a disciplined
process of seizing inspiration and help with revision later.
Nieson talks about how to reconcile the writer's often opposing
minds…
Venise Berry, “Writing with Ethnic Diversity”
Venise Berry offers advice on how to "bring the world into your writing." Berry advises writers to leave their own comfort zone of familiar communities and characters and purposely inject voices from a wide spectrum of experience. Berry asserts that a writer's job is to help the audience learn by m…
Episode 8: Mary Allen:"Bending the Spoon: Writing as a Path to Mindfulness and Other Spiritual Practices"
In this Writing University podcast, Mary Allen discusses "the mysterious thing" that happens when one sits down to write. She describes her process of finding inspiration and suggests ways to break free of strict "ideas" about writing. She presents examples and ideas on how writers can nurture and …
E07: Caryl Pagel
Caryl Pagel is a poet, editor, and author of four books, most recently Free Clean Fill Dirt (University of Akron Press, 2022). She is co-founder, editor, and publisher at independent American house Rescue Press, as well as director of the Cleveland State University Poetry Center’s NEOMFA program. C…
Episode 14: Caryl Pagel - “The Text is the Site of That Relationship”
We finally sit down with Caryl Pagel (director of the CSU Poetry Center) and talk about her other job as publisher of Rescue Press. Caryl sheds light on the idea of “generative publishing” and on her approach to editing as a dynamic, open-ended process, a site of relation and the possibilities of f…
07. I Am Here ... with Madeline McDonnell, Caryl Pagel, and Zach Savich
This live podcast episode comes from the “Beyond Research” panel at the Literary Cleveland Inkubator Writing Conference, featuring Madeline McDonnell, Caryl Pagel, Zach Savich, and me.
All of our talks involved slideshows; you can view mine here.
Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
05:13 - Madeline McDonnell…
.05 I Am Here ... on the Mountain
In 1882, an offshoot of the Chautauqua Movement found a home in Monteagle, Tennessee, a town just up the road from Sewanee University atop the Cumberland Plateau. This past week I had the pleasure and honor of visiting for a talk and film screening. My hosts were Mark and Anne Byrn Floyd, two fixt…
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