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Andrew Ridker

Andrew Ridker is editor of Privacy Policy: The Anthology of Surveillance Poetics.

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Arts in Society

Microreview: Andrew Durbin, Mature Themes

Mature Themes by Andrew Durbin Nightboat Books, $15.95 (paper) In the endless summer of Mature

Andrew Ridker

Arts in Society

Microreview: Aaron Belz, Glitter Bomb

Glitter Bomb by Aaron Belz Persea Books, $15.95 (paper) If comedy, as Lenny Bruce suggested

Andrew Ridker

Poetry

Last year was big for Big Brother, and 2014 is shaping up similarly. The queasy ethics of observation continue to...

Poems on Surveillance

Andrew Ridker, Cathy Park Hong, Rae Armantrout, John Ashbery, Robert Pinsky, Charles Bernstein, Harmony Holiday, Noelle Kocot, Richard Greenfield, Maureen N. McLane, Amy King, Jennifer Kronovet, Jessica Baran

Arts in Society

Poems on Surveillance

We invited poets to contribute new works, entering into a larger dialogue on what it means to have open eyes and ears in the twenty-first century. Poems by Armantrout, Ashbery, Bernstein, Pinsky, and others.

Andrew Ridker

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