The fall titles are coming in! We're looking for interesting conversations (and especially insightful reviews) The Adroit Journal. Lots of new titles to cover here by: @queerpoetics, Chanda Feldman, Brittany Rogers (she/her), Laura Marris, @KazimAliPoet, and more... theadroitjournal.org/about/call-for…

Can’t wait to host Laura Marris, @jenkabat, & Alejandra Oliva in store TOMORROW! 7 pm! pilsencommunitybooks.com/events/41366

“What I am experiencing now, what I think many of us are experiencing, is a kind of distributed mourning,” writes Christina Sharpe. Read her essay, “The Shapes of Grief,” in our fall issue. yalereview.org/article/christ…

Very much looking forward to this conversation with @rs_sparks — Saturday at the Dance Palace in Point Reyes! Join us🌻 Point Reyes Books Graywolf Press

Deeply grateful to be read this way. Thank you Ron Slate @ronslate.bsky.social for finding such a beautiful way into the essays

#PageOne Read the first lines of two debut essay collections, Laura Marris’s The Age of Loneliness (Graywolf Press) and Anne Anlin Cheng’s Ordinary Disasters: How I Stopped Being a Model Minority (Pantheon Books). at.pw.org/PageOne2024x6

Cara Blue Adams wrote a beautiful review of Laura Marris's new book on the personal, ecological, and existential grief and loneliness wrought by climate collapse ❤️‍🔥

Thank you so much Cara Blue Adams for this review, and especially for reading the thread on birds so beautifully 💙

Please read these poems chosen by monsteryoun 윤영나 as winners of the BOMB poetry contest.

For BOMB Magazine, I had the honor of writing an Editor’s Choice review of Laura Marris’s lyrical and wide-ranging essay collection about the relationship between human loneliness and ecological devastation bombmagazine.org/articles/2024/…

“I no longer believe in neat boundaries of sacrifice, or in the salve of corporate penance—that money spent proves the land is clean.” —Laura Marris, from “Sacrifice Zone: Little Bloody Run” thebeliever.net/sacrifice-zone…

A collection of lyric essays considers the ecological and existential loneliness wrought by climate collapse—and how life on our now “emptied, echoing earth” might continue. Read Cara Blue Adams’s review of Laura Marris’s “The Age of Loneliness.” bombmagazine.org/articles/laura…

Thank you WordsWithoutBorders !

It's been 126 days since Buffalo's Old Pink burned down. Annulet let me reflect on the way our best dive bar helped us come into contact with loss. With assists from @MathiasSvalina, Laura Marris, Peter Gizzi, Dale Seever, Fred Moten, and others. annuletpoeticsjournal.com/Aidan-Ryan-Los…

"To read Marris is to find oneself not only in the hands of a lonely soul, but also those of a dogged detective, an astute historian, and a keen forensic anthropologist," Lauren Markham writes in her review of Laura Marris’s "The Age of Loneliness." lareviewofbooks.org/article/anothe…

Such a deep, thoughtful review—thank you Lauren Markham for thinking alongside these essays with generosity and rigor

"Marris’s nine tightly woven essays defy the inadequacies of language to describe the wounded natural world." On WWB-er Laura Marris—check out some of her work at the link! wordswithoutborders.org/book-reviews/s…

A new episode of Graywolf Lab: The Podcast is out now! Carmen Giménez Carmen speaks to Laura Marris, author of THE AGE OF LONELINESS, and Roger Reeves, author of DARK DAYS: FUGITIVE ESSAYS, about the role of the essayist and critic today. Listen here: graywolflab.org/2024/11/12/cul…

Please join us on Tuesday night 7:30pm ET when Laura Marris will read from her acclaimed THE AGE OF LONELINESS and talk about writing a hybrid memoir. The Zoom link will be available on Tues afternoon. Here is my review of her book ... bit.ly/4gmZasp

Laura Marris (Laura Marris), a writer and translator teaching creative writing at UB, discusses her debut essay collection--The Age of Loneliness--in a PCL Author Series event via Zoom on Wed., Jan. 15, at 6:30pm. All are welcome to register: calendar.libraryweb.org/event/13645023