Montreal Mirror Interviews Jordan Scott

In a recent interview with the Montreal Mirror, Jordan Scott, a stutterer himself, revealed that he 'tries to capture the sound and feel of stuttering from the inside.' He says he started his 'poetics of stuttering,' Blert, with a question: 'How could I make the language system itself stutter? Could I arrange language so as to mimic my own blubbering mouth?' Scott's collection of words that are medically determined as more difficult for the stutter, contain 'consonants, plosives, gutterals and fricatives.' <!--newline-->