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This week’s featured book
on the
Academy of American Poets
home page
is The Age of Huts
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“Geoffrey Gatza
is a godsend….”
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Steve Evans
on
100 years of
the little magazine
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Globalization and the cost of paper
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A review
of Ann Mikolowski’s
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A positive
if somewhat scattered
review
of Elaine Equi
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Stephen Greenblatt
on Clinton’s Macbeth
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English in the mouth
of Beckett’s actors
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Poets on Painters:
Wichita’s biggest poetry event
since Allen Ginsberg
rode around in a minivan
(& note that this show
is available to travel!)
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Talking with
Charlie Simic
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The late spring
of Geoffrey Hill
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Deborah Garrison
as a
“highbrow analogue”
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Is
“Out in the garden, the wind was like a dog”
the worst first line
ever written?
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A fawning take
on Galway Kinnell
at 80
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Tony Harrison
at 70
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Rescuing
May Swenson
in
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A Balinese take
on
Elizabeth Smither
& a Malaysian view
of Benjamin Zephaniah
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Troy Jollimore’s publisher
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Derek Walcott’s Selected Poems
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More
on
Oprah & Cormac
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Michael Hoffman’s
latest anthology
of 20th century German poetry
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Poetry & nationalism
in
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FSG’s heavy duty
web site
for Roberto Bolaño’s
The Savage Detectives
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Further down the family tree
from
the Baroness Else von Freytag Loringhoven
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