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  • Guernica Fall Launch

    My poetry collection, Arguments for Lawn Chairs, will be launching this Sunday at Supermarket, along with…

  • Arguments for Lawn Chairs Party

    To welcome my first book of poetry, Arguments for Lawn Chairs, into the world, come on…

  • Where Has Inky the Octopus Gone? (Poem)

    Where Has Inky the Octopus Gone? Or, Animal Intelligence The question on all our minds: where…

  • Paul Auster on Coincidence in Fiction

    Paul Auster on coincidence in fiction ( From “Interview with Larry McCaffery and Sinda Gregory,” The Art of…

  • Bill C-51 Poem

    Web Searches That, Thanks to Bill C-51, Will Trigger A CSIS Investigation of You 1. Sweater…

  • Online Activity / NYC Readings

    My poem “Paddling the Nickel Tailings Near Sudbury” was recently on Split This Rock‘s weekly poetry…

  • ABD (A Poem)

    Here’s a poem I wrote for David Huebert, on the occasion of him finishing his comprehensive…

  • A Thought Experiment, Or, Two People, One Swimming Pool

    Two people are in an empty swimming pool. There are two guitars in there, nothing else.…

  • Summer 2014 Roundup

    By all metrics, it was a terrible summer. War, environmental disasters, political hypocrisy, weaponized hatreds. In…

  • Acknowledgements Page

    It’s true what they say: an individual doesn’t write a novel, a bus of noisy, farty,…

  • It’s Almost My Birthday, So Here’s Some Nietzsche

    Opening Paragraph of “On Truth and Lying in a Non-Moral Sense,” by Friedrich Nietzsche In some…

  • Temagami Respite

    You are stopped on an island of rock and pine and blueberry, the gear piled under…

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Aaron Kreuter

Fiction writer, poet, academic.

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