These “body” parts, of the text and of the flesh, are “disembodied,” to be claimed by the speaker and the reader at will...
Cunt Norton reviewed at TCJWW
These “body” parts, of the text and of the flesh, are “disembodied,” to be claimed by the speaker and the reader at will...
Maggie Nelson features Cunt Norton excerpts at PEN America
I wanted to pick something raucous and inventive...
Cunt Norton reviewed at Coldfront
The excess is the exact point—an entry point—a sorority of sisterly fingers to up-end canons...
Cunt Norton reviewed in Make/shift
Bellamy knows what she's doing...
Four LF titles reviewed by Spencer Dew at decomP
Context can determine form, too...
David Buuck interviews Dodie Bellamy for BOMB Magazine
What do you do when you move into populations that don’t want to be written about? You learn how to write fiction...
David Beauregard on Dodie Bellamy’s Cunt Norton
Bellamy takes every inch of the text—at times playful, others violent or somber—and makes it her own...
Cunt Norton reviewed at Rain Taxi
“Cunt” is a socially pejorative term, but also an inherently political one...
Cunt Norton reviewed at Numero Cinq
Cunt Norton is wide open, a bliss text, pulsating...
Dodie Bellamy interviewed at AMRI
"It was an intense, exhausting process, but that intensity was needed"...
Cunt Norton reviewed by Adam Fitzgerald at the American Reader
What’s left is Cunt Norton, a book of poems startlingly original...
Cunt Norton reviewed at Jacket2
Poetry in pursuit of real pleasure...