Caroline Bergvall: March 28 - 29 - Kelly Writers House Fellows 2022

Selected Works @ Penn Libraries

Works written by Caroline Bergvall

Drift by Caroline Bergvall
Call Number: Van Pelt PR6052.E574 D75 2014
ISBN: 1937658201
Publication Date: 2014-05-01
Caroline Bergvall's Drift retraces the language and maritime imagination of early medieval North Atlantic travels from the sagas to quest poems to today's sea migrancies.
Fig by Caroline Bergvall
Call Number: Van Pelt PR6052.E572 F55 2005
ISBN: 1844710920
Publication Date: 2006-01-01
This range of artistic and poetic contexts and the compositional processes that result from these is a crucial aspect of the goanatom poetics represented in FIG. Each piece has been carefully rethought and twelve short prefatory notes have been written and developed especially for the book.
Meddle English by Caroline Bergvall
Call Number: Van Pelt PR6052.E574 M33 2011
ISBN: 9780982264584
Publication Date: 2010-12-14
This book gathers a decade of Caroline Bergvall's innovative pieces, from her long out-of-print performance text Goan Atom, inspired by the graphic contortions of Hans Bellmer's Doll and violent love fantasies of other radical body-inspired artists.

Works Contributed to by Caroline Bergvall

Phenomenal Reading by Brian M. Reed
Call Number: Van Pelt PN1042 .R39 2012
ISBN: 0817356940
Publication Date: 2012-04-04
The essays in Phenomenal Reading entice readers to cross accepted barriers, and highlight the work of poets who challenge language-as-usual in academia and the culture at large.
Sense in Translation by Caroline Rabourdin
Call Number: Online Access
ISBN: 9781000766691
Publication Date: 2020-01-02
This innovative and interdisciplinary work brings together six essays which explore the complex relationship between linguistic translation and spatial translation and argue for an understanding of linguistic translation as an embodied phenomenon.
Talking Poetics: Dialogues in Innovative Poetry by Scott Thurston
Call Number: Van Pelt PN1042 .T48 2011
ISBN: 1848611919
Publication Date: 2011-09-15
A book of full-length interviews with the poets Karen Mac Cormack, Jennifer Moxley, Caroline Bergvall and Andrea Brady carried out between 2008 and 2009 in the UK and USA by Scott Thurston. During the course of these conversations, the poets explore a huge range of topics likely to interest anyone concerned with the state of innovative poetry today.