Jonathan Blunk
Jonathan Blunk is a poet, essayist, and radio producer. His works include the authorized biography James Wright: A Life in Poetry (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2017) and the essay “ ‘Living Toward That Voice’: James Wright Transfixing and Transfixed,” which appeared in The Georgia Review (Winter 2017). Blunk’s work can also be found in such journals as the American Poetry Review, Poets & Writers, and FIELD magazine.
Georgia Review Archive for Jonathan Blunk
My Own City (on Donna Masini’s 4:30 Movie; Jennifer Franklin’s No Small Gift; and Lee Briccetti’s Blue Guide)
Cherokee Road Kill is an important book written by a poet in command of her craft. I first met Celia Bland some years ago in a workshop with the marvelous… read more
“Living Toward That Voice”: James Wright Transfixing and Transfixed
The Sound That Comes from Character: An Interview with Louis Simpson on the Life and Poetry of James Wright
Praise the Winters Gone: Introduction to a Selection of Ten Letters by James Wright