Ocho 12
is the first poetry mag
available on Kindle
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But
Kindle is a total loser
argues Cory Doctorow
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Homeophonic Celan
by Robert Kelly
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W00t
is the “word of the year”
sayeth Merriam-Webster
Elsewhere,
locavores
garner publicity
for a dictionary
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Sean Duffy, DJ Hi-Res & Tom Devaney
in The Grove
at
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Clayton Eshleman’s
Juniper Fuse
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Talking with
Wilson Orhiunu
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Transcript of a web chat
with Robert Pinsky
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Michele Leggott
is the first Poet Laureate
of
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Jordan Davis
on
Richard Garcia
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An in-depth interview
with Jim Bertolino
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Thom Donovan
on Kyle Schlesinger’s
Hello Helicopter
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A profile of
Afaa Michael Weaver
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He’s ba-ack!
Ed Dorn Live
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Talking with
Dorianne Laux
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At La MaMa in
Monday, December 17,
”Gangs of the New York School”
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Nation Book Critics Circle members
think linking reviews & ads
is ethical
The actual survey
The same survey in 1987
(PDF)
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Philip M. Parker
is the most prolific author
in history!
(scroll down)
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Joyelle McSweeney
on Hsia Yü’s Pink Noise
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A gathering of
Indian & Pakistani poets
in
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Vèvè Amasasa Clark
has died
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The Arab world
begins to open
to Western lit
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Paul Zarzyski,
”the Kerouac of cowboy poets”
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Orgies in
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Translating William Carlos Williams
into Chinese
A profile of PoetrySky
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e.e. cummings
in the
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“You say you want a revolution…,”
how about Yusef Komunyakaa instead?
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Ibrahim Al-Hadrani
has died
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“The quiet moral authority”
of Robert Hass
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Tony Harrison
&
Anthony Thwaite
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Remembering
Martin Carter,
”national poet” of
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Hyam Plutzik,
”obscure poet”
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A. Van Jordan
on poetry and film
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The problem of “classics”
in the school curriculum
Imagine judging school districts
by how they teach poetry
“Report reveals all poetry is rubbish”
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The literary genius
of Karl Rove
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This week’s death-of-a-bookstore article
is about a leading institution
in
Perhaps even more alarming,
Bookstore Tourism
has shut down
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A study of the Iraqi poet
Sa’di Yûsuf
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A librarian’s
”worst nightmare”
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Jay Parini
on Umberto Eco
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Philip Larkin,
rock god
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The
is heading for disaster
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& the changes may fail
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Talking with
Ashley Capps
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Living your script
can be deadly
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Papers from the
Postgraduate Conference
on Language & Linguistics
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Grim stat:
dropouts & reading
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A Nordic-Bangla poetry fest
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Japanese weeklies
have begun to decline
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or the Magna Carta
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The works of Sigmund Laufer
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The NY Times goes to
Art Basel Miami Beach
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Dia has sold its Chelsea building
for $38.55 million
& what that really means
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The strange deaths
of Jeremy Blake & Theresa Duncan
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Remembering Stockhausen
The San Francisco Chronicle
finally runs a reprint
of the LA Times’
Stockhausen obit
(and has yet to run one
for Landis Everson,
tho he lived in
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Elliott Carter:
What Next?
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Talking with
John Seely Brown
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