Attention Landlords, You Could Have Been Poets...
Morgan Vo is a poet. Born in coastal Virginia in 1989, he studied at the Cooper Union and the Poetry Project, and lives now in Brooklyn, NY.
chapbooks
- Lights of Earth :: 2019
- Eat Pamphlet :: 2014
poems
- Two Poems :: The Quarterless Review, 2020
- Two Poems :: Can We Have Our Ball Back, 2020
- Three Poems :: Counter, Issue 1, 2019
- Air Traffic Control :: poetryproject.org, 2019
- The Group :: Footnotes / The 1981 Feminist Reading Group, 2018
- Three Poems :: The Recluse, Issue 14, 2018
- Four Poems :: The Brooklyn Rail, Jul-Aug 2015
- Costume w/ Brenda Coultas :: The Recluse, Issue 11, 2015
- city hat :: No, Dear, Issue 15: Violence, 2015
- Five Poems :: The Brooklyn Rail, May 2014
critical writing
- Review: Krystal Languell’s Quite Apart :: The Poetry Project Newsletter #262, 2020
- Review: Anna Gurton-Wachter’s Utopia Pipe Dream Memory :: The Poetry Project Newsletter #259, 2020
- Broken Liquidity in Nathaniel Mackey’s “Waters” :: 2019
- On “Write a Song a Song / Angeline” by Mickey Newbury :: Coldfront, 2016
recordings
- Two Poems :: The New Social Environment, Jul 2, 2020
- How to Look :: The Poetry Project, Jan 14, 2019
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- The Group :: Greetings Readings, Oct 18, 2018
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- Waverly Place :: Crush Reading Series, Feb 24, 2018
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photo by Laura Henriksen
contact
morganvo@outlook.com
(p.s. you can touch the frog)