Hilary Plum is the author of five books, including the essay collection Hole Studies (2022) and the volume of poetry Excisions (2022). She teaches at Cleveland State University, where she is associate director of the CSU Poetry Center. With Zach Peckham, she co-hosts Index for Continuance, a podcast on small press publishing, politics, and practice.
Hilary Plum
Articles
Reading in the Conglomerate Era: Or, Do Small Presses Even Exist?
Hilary Plum situates Dan Sinykin’s “Big Fiction: How Conglomeration Changed the Publishing Industry and American Literature” among the ecosystem of small presses in the literary world.
Room After Room in “The Report”
Hilary Plum considers "The Report," Mohamedou Ould Slahi’s "Guantánamo Diary," and who gets to depict torture.
Cancer’s Crisis Ordinary
For Anne Boyer, illness is an opportunity to better know and critique the society in which she has fallen ill.
Torture Unimagined
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