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Interview with Wayne Koestenbaum
Originally published in Graphic #22
Ryan: How would you describe the intersection of authorship, criticism, and education that characterizes your work?
Wayne: I write books. Some of them are poetry. Some are prose. Some are fictional. Some are factual. The ratio of poetry and prose, and fiction and fact, is often unstable. Sometimes I put too much poetry in my prose, or too much prose in my poetry. As for education: I teach. I like making manifest my stances, opinions, whims, discoveries. Not all of them are mine; some of these stances are borrowed or stolen. I like speaking in public. And I like witnessing (and fomenting) student radicalism.
The content of this book is its surface. Hi-jacked apple iOS interface elements are kaleidoscopically
arranged, torn apart and collaged back together into a state of material confusion.
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