Remembering big-hearted writer Gabe Hudson - Los Angeles Times
Remembering author Gabe Hudson, a "sad, funny cheerleader" of writers from South Korea to Southern California, plus the latest book news in our Book Club newsletter.
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Remembering author Gabe Hudson, a "sad, funny cheerleader" of writers from South Korea to Southern California, plus the latest book news in our Book Club newsletter.
With his substantial experience as a translator and the agility gained, in addition to his early start navigating several languages and literatures, Joris in his poetic voice seems ever protean, eluding a fixed style. Rather, the circumstances of the poems elicit their own language and processes according to the particular dialogues that animate them.
I had arrived at the all too probably named Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics at the Naropa Institute past its ostensible heyday. Founded in 1974 by Waldman and her “spiritual husband” Allen Ginsberg, the school had the reputation of a mountain retreat for the Beat Poets, and their friends in the New York School, and their friends in the Black Mountain school, and their friends in the New Narrative school.
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