Karen Kevorkian is a lecturer in creative writing at UCLA. Her poetry collections are White Stucco Black Wing, Lizard Dream, and Seeking Quivira, which is forthcoming. She is published in numerous journals, including Antioch Review, Michigan Quarterly Review, Denver Quarterly, and Volt.
Karen Kevorkian
Articles
Peripheral Visionaries: On C. P. Rosenthal’s “The Hammer, the Sickle and the Heart: Trotsky and Kahlo in Mexico”
A new novel about revolutionary politics and the seductions of art in 1930s Mexico.
“Shimmering Bits of Thought”: Gail Wronsky’s “Imperfect Pastorals”
Karen Kevorkian considers “Imperfect Pastorals” by Gail Wronsky.
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