Kerouac –
“It was the sentences”
Where
On the Road
was written
The Guardian
is doing a week of articles
on Kerouac
& The
has several articles
On the Road
in Lowell
Of stamps
&
high-school textbooks
& the attention of
Newsweek
The Jack Kerouac Quiz
AbeBook.Com’s
Kerouac feature
The
new collections page
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A big birthday bash
for
John Ashbery
John Ashbery
at home
The Boston Globe
on Ashbery & MTV
Slate
on
how to read
John Ashbery
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Talking with
Roberto Harrison
§
Samuel R. Delany’s
Dark Reflections
§
John Timpane
on
Eshleman’s Vallejo
§
The
on
Roberto Bolaño
§
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The poet as specialist
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Publishing poetry
in India
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Finding Charles Simic
in
Plus a profile
of the new laureate
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Inventing Shakespeare
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A room of one’s own,
Bush style
§
Nazim Hikmet
wrote half his poems
in jail
§
The prison poet
of Malawi
§
The legend of
Alexander Penn
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Poet of the Underworld,
Mumbai chapter
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Talking with
Chuck Stebelton
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The writer as recluse
§
Jay Parini
reading
Margaret Atwood
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Slaying the
”Dylan is a poet”
claim
one more time
§
Gutting libraries
in the
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Talking with
Christian Wiman
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How Dante
got to
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Celebrating
Christopher Okigbo
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Make room
for Rumi
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This week’s
death-of-a-bookstore piece:
Eugene, Oregon
while another bookstore
opens in
Lawrence, Kansas
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A profile of
Don “Cookie” Collup
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Poetry in emotion
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The Clive James phenomenon
From Auden
to Alison Croggon
(with more Clive James)
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Bombast
with David Kirby
§
Breadloaf admin
wins
Rona Jaffe Prize
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A profile of
Charles Wright
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Bringing Attar
to
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Remembering
Norman MacCaig
§
Frieda Hughes
on
Simon Armitage
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A profile of
James Wood
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The “Artful” Edit
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Do publishers matter?
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The lives of
Rem Koolhaas
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