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10-03-2023
Mike DeCapite will read with Gail Scott at the Poetry Project at St. Mark’s Church (131 East 10th St., New York, NY 10003) on November 8, 2023. Tickets are available here.
Gail Scott’s newest work, a memoir about downtown New York poets around the Poetry Project in the early Obama years, is just out from Wave. Her 2021 poetics, Permanent (upside down) Revolution, engaging with radical prose across the continent, was short-listed for Le Grand Prix du livre de Montréal. City novels include the Obituary, a fractalled tale of suppressed diversity in post-millennial Québec, Heroine, about radical art and politics in turbulent 1980s Montréal; and My Paris, about a sad diarist looking for a lost avant-garde in 90s Paris. Her translation of Michael Delisle’s Le désarroi du matelot was a Governor General finalist. Scott lives in Montréal.
photo of Mike by Ted Barron
07-13-2023
Catskill Morning/Christmas Eve, a chapbook containing two stories by Mike DeCapite, is available now from Weed Mines Press. It’s part of Weed Mines’ Series Twenty-Three, which also features chapbooks by Max Blagg, Maggie Dubris, and Lucy Sante. If you want a copy of Catskill Morning/Christmas Eve, write to info@sparklestreet.com.
05-20-2023
photo by Nataki Hewling
Mike DeCapite is featured on episode 51 of Dan Buskirk’s Fun 2 Know podcast, recorded on April 1, 2023, in Philadelphia.
03-21-2023
01-16-2023
Nicholas Clemente, author of the novel Martin & Hannah, interviews Mike DeCapite here.
01-12-2023
Mike DeCapite had a great time talking with Ben Tanzer on Ben’s This Podcast Will Change Your Life.
12-28-2022
09-18-2022
Mike DeCapite will read from the September section of Jacket Weather at Sundown Bar (68-38 Forest Ave., Ridgewood, Queens), on a bill with CC Carana and the Reid Paley Trio, at a record-release party celebrating the vinyl reissue of Paley’s Lucky’s Tune.
04-26-2022
Mike DeCapite will read from Jacket Weather and discuss the book with hosts Jacper Karecki and Matthew Allison on Thursday, April 28, at 4:00 ET.
03-20-2022
Novelist Drew Hubner interviewed Mike DeCapite about Jacket Weather in the March issue of Brooklyn Rail.