Om

Martin Glaz Serup (f. 1978) har udgivet en lang række børnebøger, chapbook-optegnelser, kritik, prosa og ni digtbøger, hvoraf flere er oversat og udkommet i USA, Tyskland, Sverige, Finland, Mexico og under udgivelse i Grækenland og Cuba. Desuden det boglange litteraturteoretiske essay Relationel poesi og samlingen af personlige miniessays, der undersøger sammenhængen mellem sted, læsning og erindring og bliver en slags selvportræt som læser; Læsesteder, der er udkommet i Finland og er under udgivelse i England og Tyskland. Serup har været med til at grundlægge og redigere tidsskrifterne Apparatur og Litlive og det litterære blogkollektiv Promenaden, og har desuden arbejdet som redaktionssekretær på Hvedekorn. Han har undervist på universiteter og skriverskoler i hele skandinavien, blandt andet på Forfatterskolen i København, som han også selv er uddannet fra (2002-2004). Serup er ekstern lektor på Litteraturvidenskab ved Københavns Universitet, hvor han siden 2005 har tilrettelagt og underviser i kurserne Poetik og Creative Writing. I 2006 modtog han Michael Strunge-prisen for sin poesi, i 2008 Københavns Universitets Guldmedalje for afhandlingen Poesi og relationel æstetik og i 2012 Statens Kunstfonds Treårige arbejdsstipendium. I 2015 blev Serup tildelt ph.d.-graden fra Københavns Universitet for sin afhandling Kulturel erindring og konceptuel vidnesbyrdlitteratur. Serup har desuden siden 2016 været forkvinde for det danske Gertrude Stein-selskab.

About

Martin Glaz Serup was born in 1978 and lives in Copenhagen where he is currently living with his family. He has published a wide variety of children’s books, chapbooks, critisim and prose as well as nine collections of poetry, most recently Endless Summer (2020) and maybe most known internationally the long poem The Field (2010), which is also published in USA (2011), Sweden (2012), Finland (2014), Germany (2016), Mexico (2017) and is forthcoming in Greece and Cuba. His latest prose book, Reading Places (2018), is a hybrid Life-Writing investigation of memory, place and reading. The book is published in Finland and forthcoming in Germany and the UK. Serup has been involved in editing the literary journals such as Apparatur, Litlive, Hvedekorn, and was, from 2011-2017, a founding member of the literary blog collective Promenaden. He was awarded the Michael Strunge Prize for poetry and has received a Gold medal from The University of Copenhagen for his dissertation on Relational Poetry, which was published as a book at the University Press of Southern Denmark (2013). In 2012 he was awarded the prestigious three-year grant from the Danish Art’s Council and in 2015 he got his PhD on a dissertation on Cultural Memory and Conceptual Witness Literature. He teaches Poetics and Creative Writing at the University of Copenhagen and are active as a teacher many other places. Since 2016 he has been chairwoman of the Danish Gertrude Stein Society.

Online

MGS
on Ubuweb
on 3:AM Magazine
on Academia.edu
as Featured Fig
in Action Yes

in The White Review

in Asymptote

in Zeno Press Magazine

in PlotCast

in Weekendavisens Poesibogen
in Forfatterstemmer

in Nickos Lördagssoffa
on Poets&Critics@Paris Est
on dbqp
in Words without Borders
in Nicaragua
on Nypoesi
as Kæphest

on Promenaden

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