Further Reading
- Marcella Durand, Necessary Space: a review of secure portable space in Jacket
- Allen Fisher, "Minimaus: in response to cultural malaise" in Pores
- Redell Olsen, "Images After Errors/Errors After Images: Joan Retallack"
- Redell Olsen, "Postmodern poetry in Britain" in The Cambridge Companion to Twentieth-Century English Poetry, ed. Neil Corcoran (2008)
- Will Rowe in conversation with Redell Olsen in Pores
- Lucy Sheerman in conversation with Redell Olsen in How(2)
- Lucy Sheerman, "Flip the Dialectic: Some Notes on the Poetic Practice Seminar"
- Martin Stannard, Review of secure portable space
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