# Bhanu Kapil
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bhanu kapil is a poet. She is the author of a number of books, including The Vertical Interrogation of Strangers (2001), Incubation: A Space for Monsters (2006), and Ban en Banlieue (2015).
== Career ==
Kapil's first book, The Vertical Interrogation of Strangers, was written in the late 1990s and was submitted to Kelsey Street Press by a friend of hers.
i took pictures of broken things and called them reclamation
I’ve known unrequited love for a long time now.
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"Notes for a Novel Never Written," by Bhanu Kapil
Bhanu Kapil is a hugely important author working today. Her writing is inventive and invokes a now to often critical historic moments of violence or trauma.
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What stories are silenced when history paints over the living?
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A spiritual love poem, a real ghost story from an English graveyard, and how poetry changes the brain. In this episode of The Poetry Vessel Podcast, we introduce our latest featured poet, share a spooky ghost story, and unpack research on goosebumps, bibliotherapy, and poetry’s effect on the body, …
Lisa Robertson : Riverwork
Lisa Robertson’s Riverwork twins the mysterious disappearance of the great aunt of our protagonist, Lucy Frost, and that same aunt’s interest in a long-disappeared river, buried under the streets of Paris. As Lucy searches for traces of her aunt, by attempting to inhabit and complete her work on th…
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Permission: The Quantum Love Story & Giving Yourself Permission to Say What You Can Not
When is the last time two separate things that you might have heard, seen, or engaged with in some other way – spaced by many years – came together in ways that were unexpected or surprising?
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Bone Symphony—Poetry as Spiritual Practice: A Conversation with Michelle Phương Hồ
Bone Symphony—Poetry as Spiritual Practice: A Conversation with Michelle Phương Hồ
Daniel and Yulee welcome Michelle Phương Hồ—a Vietnamese American poet based in New Haven and one of Daniel's former students at Fuller — for a conversation about her debut poetry collection, Bone Symphony (releasin…
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