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Something on Paper

Cover art: frequency spectrum by Sue Hammond West

In celebration of the Jack Kerouac School’s 40th anniversary, we launched Something on Paper, an online literary/multimedia poetics journal. Past issues feature lectures by Lyn Hejinian, Joan Retallack, Lisa Robertson, interviews with Alice Notley and Bin Ramke, and round table discussions on Violence & Community as well as Territory.

Call for Work

We encourage colleagues and writerly friends to submit their work to future SOP issues. Send us your pedagogical detail, your poetics depiction, your theoretical trace.

Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics

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