A journal of rediscovery
Poor Yorick: What got you and your group interested in the topic of the Indian Army in WWI? Sharon: I worked with Stephen Barker, Heritage
Continue readingBehind the Film: A Q&A with Sharon Woodward and Stephen Barker
PY: Space is clearly an overarching theme in “A Lunar June.” Is it a frequently occurring theme in your other works? BH: This story, I suppose,
Continue readingPerson Behind the Prose – A Q&A with Brandon Hansen
PY: How did you first hear about the Skull Tower of Niš, and what about it inspired you to write this poem? JS: In all
Continue readingPerson Behind the Poem – A Q&A with Jake Sheff
A Q&A by Carolyn Bernier PY: Did you see the works of art The Battle Between Carnival and Lent and Angelus Novus in person before you wrote your
by Carolyn Bernier – PY: What is your connection to the city of Worcester, Massachusetts? I moved to Worcester from Chicago in 2000, following a
by Melissa Gordon – PY: What drew you to Poor Yorick? Why did you think your piece “Ekphrastic Evolutions: New Paths in Poetry” would be
– A Q&A by Melissa Gordon PY: What inspired you to submit to Poor Yorick? CL: The swastika is such a potent symbol that
– A Q&A by Jeannette Ronson According to William Zeitler’s book The Glass Armonica – the Music and the Madness, rumors of the instrument’s music
A Q&A by Leslie Lindenauer – PY: Your pieces published in Poor Yorick come from a series of digital photo-collage pieces taken from a current
A Q&A by Leslie Lindenauer – For a little over two years now, Catherine Sasanov has been searching through archives in Maine, Massachusetts, and New
Continue readingInterview with “Markd Y (Archives & Invocations)” Author Catherine Sasanov