extratext
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love inside the walls of conformity
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nets and nots
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the flag in its labyrinth
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poetic engineering of 'the home'
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cycling through 'the mundane'
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poetic responses to eco-catastrophe
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extratext • love inside the walls of conformity • nets and nots • the flag in its labyrinth • poetic engineering of 'the home' • cycling through 'the mundane' • poetic responses to eco-catastrophe •
boundby’s
poetry-adjacent nonfiction category
Love inside the walls of conformity
Dalija Konstantinović
Dalija takes us on a fascinating dive into the peculiarities of Serbian literature, the way we write poetry, and the role of love within it.
The Flag in Its Labyrinth
Alavara Hatton
Hey Allie remember to go into the page settings and turn back on the SEO switch you turned off! Oh, and also change your name everywhere else to match here.
A Review of Blossomise by Simon Armitage
Kelsey Edwards
With a vision for building something meaningful, our founder brings a blend of big-picture thinking and hands-on experience. They set the tone for everything we do.
Nets and Nots
You know I’m starting to wonder if we need another Joseph picture aside from the famous quesadilla one, because something about it doesn’t quite match the vibe here.
Joseph Hamilton
Poetic Responses to Eco-catastrophe
Laura van Diesen
With a vision for building something meaningful, our founder brings a blend of big-picture thinking and hands-on experience. They set the tone for everything we do.
Poetic Engineering of ‘The Home’
Joseph Hamilton
Lowkey wondering if we should use different Joseph pics for these two, cos idk seeing it repeated looks like we accidentally forgot to replace one of them.
Cycling through ‘The Mundane’
Elly Hong & Kelsey Edwards
Dear lord please can we find either a better way of doing this or just a picture of them both together because stretching them into this in PowerPoint is NOT the solution.
why
extratext?
boundby’s editors are engaged in facilitating conversation between poetry and essay
extratext is all about what is supplementary, what is intertextual and contextual, what is researched, footnoted or indexed, what relies on source material
extratext is concerned both with the writing-about-poetry in its own right, and with intentionally disturbing and reimagining what constitutes study and what amounts to essay