I have a newer manuscript that’s not done, but it’s to the point where I am editing it every day.īT: You know, I wasn’t planning to start with the newer stuff, but I’m excited: do you want to talk at all about this newer manuscript? JC: Probably not writing in the sense of creating new work every day. JC: Well, I’m starting in the fall at UC Irvine for a PhD in English with a focus on Medieval Literature, and I got summer funding contingent on going to these professionalization workshops and orientation.īT: Are you finding the time, in the midst of getting ready for the PhD and everything, to keep up some sort of writing practice? It’s a life of perpetual under sleep, bad eating habits, and just, coping.īT: That’s very, very real.
JC: I wish there was an easy solution to that. Jos Charles: Hi Brad! I’m good, how are you?īT: I’m good! Could have slept better, but at this point that’s not a deviation from the normal. Charles has an MFA from the University of Arizona and is pursuing a PhD in English at UC Irvine.
Jos Charles is a poet, translator, editor, and author of feeld (Milkweed Editions, 2018), a winner of the 2017 National Poetry Series, and Safe Space (Ahsahta Press, 2016).
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