R Morris Levine's essay "Freely Espousing: James Schuyler, Surveillance Poetry, and the Queer Otic” was published in the latest issue of Diacritics, released just this morning. “Freely Espousing,” which considers the New York School Poet James Schuyler’s refunctionalization of tools of mid-century state auditory surveillance as queer poetic tactics, was included on the occasion of the 2022 School of Criticism and Theory Essay Prize. Read the article here.