As part of NDP's education initiative, poet and scholar Dr. Kimberly Campanello presents 

The ‘Found’ Voice

"This talk focuses on ‘finding’ voice in poetry, specifically how the poetic speaker/persona rubs up against a ‘found’, archival poetics. There will be specific reference to the work of H.D., Etheridge Knight and Susan Howe. By tracing my own formative encounters with the work of these three poets, I hope to illuminate a contemporary poetics of both-and. The aim of the talk is to encourage debate about what poets and readers mean by lyric and experimental, modernist and postmodernist and what this means for contemporary Irish poetics."

It will be an excellent event to accompany Susan Howe's reading in Belvedere House, Sunday June 14 at 6 PM. 

Dr. Campanello's lecture is free of charge. Hope to see you there! 

Kimberly Campanello was born in Elkhart, Indiana, and is a dual American and Irish citizen based in Dublin and London. Her first full-length poetry collection, Consent, was published by Doire Press in May 2013. Her pamphlet Spinning Cities was published by Wurm Press in 2011.  ZimZalla will release MOTHERBABYHOME, a book of conceptual poetry, in 2015. She has an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Alabama and an MA in Gender Studies from the University of Cincinnati. She earned a PhD in Creative Writing from Middlesex University.