Andrew Schelling
Andrew Schelling is a poet, translator and longtime teacher at the
From the Arapaho Songbook
Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics in Boulder, Colorado, part of Naropa University, as well as the Deer Park Institute in India. In July, 2011, he talked with Paul Nelson about his new book: From the Arapaho Songbook. SPLAB Presents for the week of Oct 3, 2011 is archived here. The whole interview is archived here.
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Paul,
This is an excellent piece on intuitive poetic creation and a nifty format you have set up.
Kudos for SPLAB and its MAN!
BBird
Thanks Carol. We hope to get a lot more interviews on-line. Abrazos,
Paul
What does he mean in this interview by “a visitor from up north, I will try to kill it”, a line from his deformation poem, do you think?
I think it was the English translation of the Arapaho ( I believe) line from an indigenous hunter who was speaking about prey. In that culture (as in many indigenous cultures) other animals are considered people, so a visitor from the north might be a member of a pack of animals that may provide sustenance. Thanks for listening.