Aditi Machado

Aditi P Machado

Assoc Professor

Professional Summary

I am a poet, translator, and scholar whose work draws on translation and transnational literatures; experimental writing methods; historical prosodies and theories of the sentence. While I read across time periods, my research tends to focus on twentieth- and twenty-first century US and transnational poetries with particular emphases on global avant-gardes; the poetry of philosophy; literatures of migration and displacement; ecocriticism; serial/longform poetics; literatures of witness and documentary poetics; and the haptic.

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

Associate Professor, Department of English, University of Cincinnati, 2023-
          Affiliate Faculty, Department of Romance and Arabic Languages & LIteratures, 2020-
Assisant Professor, Department of English, University of Cincinnati, 2020-2023
Visiting Writer-in-Residence, Department of English, Washington University in Saint Louis, 2018-2020

EDUCATION

PhD, University of Denver, 2019
MFA, Washington University in Saint Louis, 2012 

BOOKS

Emporium. Nightboat Books, 2020. James Laughlin Award 2019 from the Academy of American Poets. 
          Emporio. Slimbook Editorial [Argentina], 2022. (translation into Spanish by Guadalupe Alfaro and Tomás Fadel)
Some Beheadings. Nightboat Books, 2017. The Believer Poetry Award 2018.
Prosopopoeia by Farid Tali. Action Books, 2016. (novel translated from the French)

CHAPBOOKS & PAMPHLETS

now. Sputnik & Fizzle, 2022. (poetry)
The End. Ugly Duckling Presse, 2020. (essay)
Rhapsody. Albion Books, 2020. (poetry)
Prologue | EmporiumGarden-Door Press, 2018. (poetry)
This TouchBelladonna*, 2018. (essay)
Route: Marienbad. Further Other Book Works, 2016. (poetry)
The Robing of the BrideDzanc Books, 2013. The Collagist Chapbook Contest, 2012. (poetry)

Selected journal publications are listed on my personal website.

Research and Practice Interests

Poetry & Poetics. Theory & Practice of Translation. Essay Writing. 20th- & 21st Century US Poetry. Transnational Poetics. Serial/Longform Poetics. Global Avant-Gardes. Experimental Writing Methods. Prosody. Ecopoetics & Landscape Writing. Documentary Poetics. Literatures of Witness. Poetry of Philosophy/Phenomenology. Literatures of Migration & Displacement. Multilingual Writing.

Courses Taught

ENGL 3019 Contemporary US Poetry

ENGL 3085 Forms of Poetry

ENGL 5114 Senior Writing Seminar: Creative Writing and Research

ENGL 7018 Graduate Poetry Workshop

ENGL 7087 Innovative Forms

ENGL 7015 The Literary Essay

ENGL 7016 Literary Translation

ENGL 5117 Senior Writing Seminar: Poetry

Contact Information

aditi.machado@uc.edu