§
Kenny Goldsmith’s Traffic
now available
as a book
§
Tim Peterson’s
report
of the Gil Ott
memorial reading
§
For $250,
you can walk across
the Brooklyn Bridge
§
Google’s “Book Project”
(aka Pirates of Silicon Valley)
is joined by
the
& the 11 schools
in the
“Big Ten”
§
Emory offers
a different model
for digitizing its library,
one that respects copyright
§
And then
there is the other extreme,
Mr. Joyce
§
Direct democracy
comes to
Nassau poets
take laureateship
into their own hands
§
A profile of
Ken Babstock
§
Poets & the chronicler
of Avenue A
§
A profile of
Dan Waber
&
Jennifer Hill-Kaucher
§
500 years of Hebrew poetry
from Spain
translated by Peter Cole
& reviewed by
Harold Bloom
§
Slamming at
the House of Hunger
§
The
Poetry Conference
is at it again
§
The Poet Laureate
of
Alexandria, VA
§
Leonard Nathan,
a poet who taught rhetoric at
has died
§
The
No one under 65
need apply
§
What’s new in the dictionary
over on the islands
§
Remembering
Ponatshego Mokane
§
Book Expo
for a small market
§
Music critics
are getting the ax also
§
A review of
Zoe Strauss’
first New York solo show
§
Two photos by
Nick Ut
taken on the same day
35 years apart
