Trying to Find a Place to Live: A Two-Way Interview Conversation by Alexander Dickow and Jay Besemer

When I read Men and Sleep, and even before the explanatory note at the end of the book, I kept wondering about the process of its creation, which you announce succinctly just before the poems begin as a procedure of modified erasure. My question isn’t so much “what does that mean” as “what do you think of creative procedures in relation to the result?”

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