Peter Kenny: a writer's notebook

Gregory Vincent St. Thomasino

Sin Cycle in E·ratio

Peter Kenny

January 4, 2020

Happy new year! I already have enormous amounts to be thankful for this year. Chief of these is the editorship of Gregory Vincent St. Thomasino, the editor of E·ratio Postmodern Poetry Journal based in New York. Gregory’s own work, as I have written about here is extraordinary, and challenging and should be explored. E·ratio itself…

Poetry, Uncategorized

Charlotte Gann, E·ratio, Gregory Vincent St. Thomasino, Infant Sorrow, Robin Houghton, Sarah Barnsley, William Blake
Gregory Vincent St. Thomasino, and grappling with what’s difficult

Peter Kenny

June 26, 2018

When I meet a difficult text, it invariably makes me think of the Genesis story of Jacob and the Angel, or at least its depictions in art. I like Jacob Epstein’s statue Jacob and the Angel (1940) in the Tate, but it is Gauguin’s Vision after the Sermon (1888) with women having just left church on…

Poetry, Reading

E·ratio, Gregory Vincent St. Thomasino, J. H. Prynne, Jacob and the Angel, Paul Gauguin, The Oval Window, The Wet Motorcycle