Marianne Boruch Archive
Imagining the Anthropocene: The Corporeal Poetics of Marianne Boruch’s Cadaver, Speak
In her book Cadaver, Speak, Boruch engages in a corporeal self-study through figure drawing, art history, and medical anatomy. From inside her own “bonehouse,” Boruch builds a poetics of embodiment, suturing her firsthand observation to the cultural paradigms that have marked our language.
“Without Any Agenda Except to Pay Close Attention”: An Interview with Marianne Boruch
Marianne Boruch’s poems delve into the quirks and oddities of our daily lives. We caught up at the end of a busy semester (or maybe it was the start of a new one) to talk about how poems happen, how books come together, and the quiet rituals of her