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Talking with
Eleni Sikelianos
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A profile of
Past Tents Press
(one of whose books
we recently reviewed
here)
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Author attacked in India
for writing about
“honor killings”
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A new font
means
a new idea
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Talking with
Catherine Wagner
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They’re big
in
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A New Yorker profile
of Philip K. Dick
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Poetry Center
gets a new home
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Günter Grass
in America
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Talking with
Alison Knowles
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Lunch with
Paul Muldoon
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Robert Pinsky
on
Charles Simic
A Simic poem
in The New Yorker
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A home
for books
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Talking with
William Gibson
Even more talking
with William Gibson
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Talking with Nick Laird
“better known for his marriage
than his writing”
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A new Wilfred Owen
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A profile of
Peter Abbs
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Carol Ann Duffy
on Dannie Abse
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The “best writer of poetry in English”
& other hallucinations
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This week’s
death-of-a-bookstore announcement
comes from New Jersey
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New books from
the School of Quietude
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When Quietists
debunk awards…
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Landscape
& Anthony Hecht
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Elizabeth Murray
has passed away
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The why
of a new museum
for contemporary art
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And why
The New Criterion
hates contemporary art
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A profile
of the
Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music
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Minimal music,
maximum pushback
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Tom Johnson’s
The Voice of New Music
(PDF)
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The known unknowns
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