In conversation: Jacob Bromberg and Zoë Hitzig - The White Review
Zoë Hitzig’s first book of poems, MEZZANINE, is animated by a prismatic intelligence that alternately focuses and refracts different wavelengths of power at work in society. Hitzig’s work is palpably enriched by her scholarly background (she holds an AB in Mathematics and Philosophy, an MPhil in History and Philosophy of…
In conversation: Jacob Bromberg and Zoë Hitzig - The White Review In conversation: Jacob Bromberg and Zoë Hitzig - The White Review --> --> The White Review Current Issue Interviews_page Fiction_Page Art Page Features Page Poetry --> CONTRIBUTOR: Jacob Bromberg Zoë Hitzig ONLINE EXCLUSIVE October 2020 share In conversation: Jacob Bromberg and Zoë Hitzig Zoë Hitzig’s first book of poems, MEZZANINE , is animated by a prismatic intelligence that alternately focuses and refracts different wavelengths of power at work in society. Hitzig’s work is palpably enriched by her scholarly background (she h
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