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Poet Rahim al-Maliki
killed in Baghdad blast
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Coming to Rushdie’s defense
in Pakistan…
but not in The West
The New York Times
speaks up
in Rushdie’s defense
sorta
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Two readings by Joe Ceravolo
(MP3s)
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Rediscovering
Egbert Martin
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Janine Pommy Vega –
not a delicate creature
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Jack Spicer
reading
Language
(MP3)
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Faculty Status at
| Campus |
Full-Time Tenured |
Full-Time Tenure Track |
Full-Time Non-Tenure Track |
Part-Time |
| |
26 |
13 |
7 |
0 |
| |
0 |
0 |
18 |
5 |
| McGregor (distance education) |
0 |
0 |
27 |
57 |
| |
0 |
0 |
43 |
92 |
| |
0 |
0 |
7 |
57 |
| |
0 |
0 |
36 |
79 |
Guess which campus is closing?
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JT Leroy
is busted
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Why so many archives
go to Austin
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Maxwell Corydon Wheat, Jr.
gets more attention
for having his
laureateship
nixed
§
Creeley & Stein’s translator
brings Scottish poetry
to
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What the collapse
of AMS/PGW
means to the large
independent publishers
§
Two readings by
John Godfrey
(MP3s)
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A new poetry column
in the News & Observer
of
tries to quiet down
all that
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Philip Lopate
on
Lenny Michaels
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Poets picking poets
(plus a book
from a working-class hero
who just happens
to be married
to Dorianne Laux)
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A U.S. obit
for
Nazek Al Malaika
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Jessica Fischer,
Yale Younger Poet
& the latest
protégé
of Milosz & Hass
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Concluding
online publication
of a book
on Oromo poetry
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Home of the Hoosier Poet
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Poems about
”byres, beds, bogs and bicycles,
weather, townlands,
candlesticks
and a council pump”
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The Gioia of reading
on CNN
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One of the stranger ideas
on how to fund poetry
§
§
at 80
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This poet is earning
an MD
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David Harsent’s Selected Poems
dealt with
in under 200 words
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“My place was always
left-center, a little to the rear”
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Roberto Bolaño
as seen from the
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Littlefoot:
a poem by Charles Wright
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A prize for poetry
in Ireland
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The
on Maxine Kumin
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“True poetry is always noble and moral”
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The letters of
A.E. Housman
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Maja Ratkje
live in Paris
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The ordinary
reader
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Fighting to save
internet radio
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Summer o’ Love
redux
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