Transposals: An Hour with Benjamin Krusling, Imani Elizabeth Jackson, and Saretta Morgan
Montez Press Radio
About the event
Wendy's Subway is pleased to partner with Montez Press Radio for Transposals: An Hour, with Benjamin Krusling, author of the forthcoming book, Glaring. Krusling is joined from 2-3pm by writers Imani Elizabeth Jackson and Saretta Morgan for a reading and sound mix.
About the authors
Benjamin Krusling (b. 1990, Cincinnati) is the author of a chapbook, GRAPES (Projective Industries, 2018) and a text-image project, I have too much to hide (forthcoming from Triple Canopy, 2020). Prose and poems have appeared in Hyperallergic, The New Inquiry, Black Warrior Review, Denver Quarterly, Territory, The Recluse, Washington Square Review, and Tagvverk—and work has been awarded the Sonora Review Poetry Prize in addition to Pushcart Prize nominations. He lives in Brooklyn.
Imani Elizabeth Jackson is a poet making use of text, performance, and food. Her writings appear in Flag + Void, HOLD, Triple Canopy, Apogee, and elsewhere, and she has been an artist-in-residence at F4F, Antenna/Paper Machine (with S*an D. Henry-Smith), and ACRE. Imani is also a member of the Poetry Project's editorial collective and co-organizes the Chicago Art Book Fair. She is currently an MFA candidate in Literary Arts at Brown.
Saretta Morgan is the author of the chapbooks, Feeling Upon Arrival (Ugly Duckling Presse, 2018) and room for a counter interior (Portable Press @ Yo-Yo Labs, 2017) as well as a forthcoming full-length collection Plan Upon Arrival (Selva Oscura/Three Count Pour, 2020). She lives in Phoenix, Arizona where she volunteers with Mariposas Sin Fronteras and No More Deaths Phoenix. She teaches creative writing at Arizona State University.