This week’s
death-of-a-bookstore
article
comes from
Star Books,
§
Mahmoud Darwish
back in Haifa
§
Geof Huth
on
Aram Saroyan
§
An economist argues
the ideal length
for copyright
is 14 years
§
Remembering
Gilbert Sorrentino
§
An anthology
of poetry
from Botswana
§
Terry Eagleton
buries
Brit Lit
§
Eros, sex
& teaching English
§
Newspaper critics
ought to review
more chapbooks
§
Reviews of
Vincent Katz,
Kristen Prevallet
& Ed Foster
§
Doing away
with Dewey
§
A “ginormous”
year
§
What is
gray lit?
§
Emerson + O’Hara
=
Hiram Larew
§
A very silly
but positive
piece
on Zbignew Herbert
§
A review of
E. Ethelbert Miller
§
Mentorship
in poetry
& other professions
§
Tracie Morris
collaborating with
Charles Bernstein
§
Remembering
Trane
§
Bergman’s
island
§
David Levi Strauss:
Images & magic
§
Seeing Richard Tuttle
§
A review of
Joseph Cornell
with a terrific
little slideshow
§
One last attempt
to save
the Barnes Foundation
§
Rosalyn Drexler
talking with
John Yau
which reminds me
of
Roberta Fallon’s interview
here
