KL: Your lines on
García Lorca speak to every artist’s fear of being silenced, the work
unfinished. Can the work ever be finished?
AB: García Lorca was
murdered and silenced, but his words still speak and resonate deeply today. The
work will never be finished, even after death occurs. What we have written will
ultimately still be there for somebody else to read.
a few lines from the new interview of Alessandra Bava, about her new poetry chapbook, "They Talk About Death" (Blood Pudding Press, 2014), appearing within Cultural Weekly.
Read more here - http://www.culturalweekly.com/apocalypse-words-
You can also read five poems from the chapbook within this interview.
Then if you desire to read the other poems in the chapbook (while holding it in your hands), you can find out more and/or get your very own copy here - https://www.etsy.com/listing/195494626/new-they-talk-about-death-by-alessandra?ref=shop_home_active_13
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